WTB a blunderbuss. I’ve wanted to try one for years. Repro, custom, or original all considered but must be in sound shootable condition.
Can pay up to $4000 depending on example. Thanks!!
Can pay up to $4000 depending on example. Thanks!!
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WANTED Blunderbuss
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Have you thought about having one made for you?
I have considered it!
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Believe one for sale on this forum now.
That one didn’t fit me well when I shouldered it.
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That's quite a budget!
MIdway USA has a flintlock Blunderbuss on sale right now . Dont know what kind you are looking for but its an option
Still on the blunderhunt!
1General_Grant
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I have one you may be interested in. have pm you earlier don't you see it?
If you have that kind of money for a gun, get it custom made to your specs.
Ma’am,
Therein lies the rub. Very few seem to build blunderbusses and the main issue is proper barrels are very hard to find. Vetted builders with good reputations typically have a backlog of work that is in the years.
Trust me, I’ve tried to find a custom maker but it is easier said than done.
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The only issue is I don’t really trust the long term reliability of Traditions as well as those are only .54 calibers, very small bore for a proper buss.
I have one and it is a pretty spiffy gun. For the price it is not a bad deal. While it has a percussion lock instead of a proper flintlock and it is a small for a blunderbuss it takes the edge off of the need for a blunderbuss and the low price mean you can sock away most of that money you have available for the day you find what you really want.
And if you are any good at intuitive shooting it will blast a bird real nice. I use a ball and shot load. (a few F shot which are .22 and a bit of 7.5)
