Boar/canoe rifle

[nkbj]

If you're going to paint plastic then best create an anchor pattern, like with sanding prior to coating. Degreasing prior to coating is another good idea.

 

[rusticbob]

Twenty inch barrel, thirty six inches overall. .58 caliber. Tree stand gun.

ADK Bigfoot

Is that “your” percussion left hand rifle?

 

[ADK Bigfoot]

Alas, I do own, and shoot, a few caplocks. I feel cheap and dirty when I do, but we all have our own weaknesses.

ADK BIgfoot

 

[Ditt44]

Alas, I do own, and shoot, a few caplocks. I feel cheap and dirty when I do, but we all have our own weaknesses.

ADK BIgfoot

No shame in that. I have found a new or re-found a new appreciation for carbines. I think it comes from decades of hunting with my dad's Remington 760 in .308. Short, light, fast and easy to point in the woods and a dream in a tree stand. Carbine MLs just feel good to me for thick woods and tree stands or blind hunting. And with most shots between 30 and 50 yards and the occasional chance to 80, they're more than adequate.

TC White Mountains are fairly plentiful right now and with 60 to 70 grains of 3F, more than accurate enough with a PRB to 50 yards and probably beyond, but haven't shot further than that with the one barrel I have recently acquired.

 

[Rebel bull]

What kind of paint did you use?

if I remember right it was rustolem it was for a niece she wanted a pink muzzleloader I followed the instructions on the can came out perfect I just can't find the picture

 

[Rebel bull]

If you're going to paint plastic then best create an anchor pattern, like with sanding prior to coating. Degreasing prior to coating is another good idea.

and the recommended primer

 

[mikesto44]

I have a couple sorties. One a Ruger 44 mag, then a 45 percussion with a 16 inch barrel and of course my Trade gun with a 26 inch 62 barrel. They all point quick. Love them

 

[nkbj]

An adjustable length fifty bore paper patched hunting mold that started life as a Lyman #445599.