I'm new to muzzle loading but have always had a fascination with blunderbusses. My question is what to look for. Where would be a good place to start? I have a flintlock T/C rifle so I'm familiar with using a flintlock but I just haven't seen much about blunderbusses.
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Traditions muzzleloaders has one.
Don't know how good it is.
Occassionally one comes up for sale here.
Don't know how good it is.
Occassionally one comes up for sale here.
Sitting Fox offers a kit.
http://sittingfoxmuzzleloaders.com/k-4/
http://sittingfoxmuzzleloaders.com/k-4/
Oooh. This sounds like fun. Thanks for the heads up.
Sitting Fox.
If 4 bore isn't enough stopping power against a highwayman, your probably better off saddling Ol Nelly and riding!
If 4 bore isn't enough stopping power against a highwayman, your probably better off saddling Ol Nelly and riding!
