Kentuckyjed
.45, .50, .62 cal.
Found breech plugs with tangs for 15/16 barrel at 5/8 x18 thread at several places online.
Ok, the only reason I was dogging @deerstalkert was that he's been vague with his information shared in this section of the forum about the task of breeching an ML firearm.Just wondering on you're comment.
and i was thinking maybe i was the only one noticing the narcissism and condescending attitude. i for one dislike being "dogged".I have the tools and technology to do this. If you read the first post I was asking,
"Would anyone know what type of threaded breech plug would fit in a .50 cal CVA barrel?"
I figured it would be an easier way to ask if anyone that did it would reply with advice on how they did it and what they used. I can cut the whole end off the barrel piece with the original button breech plug and start from scratch with both barrels if I want to, that way I can align my tang, touch hole and lock.
The reference to the hacksaw drum episode is from information again gleaned off of this forum and I was throwing that out there to see it there was any credence to it.
I am making two flintlock pistols, whether they be Kentucky style or Hawken style or my style and yes from random purchased parts from different retailers/individuals. Isn't that what most builders do? parts from Track, parts from Pecatonica, parts from Log Cabin Shop, or make my own etc.
Thank you for your advice and concern but it seems like you are talking down to me and I have noticed the same in posts to different people on this forum. I know my limits and my capabilities when it comes to dealing with safety in this project as well as what I do for a living and the public safety and security that is included my professions past and present.
I was just asking for information and or advice, yours is noted as well as anyone else's that responds to this post and all advice/concern is much appreciated.
I just don't like to hear "go buy a kit".
Thanks, I thought that maybe it was just me.and i was thinking maybe i was the only one noticing the narcissism and condescending attitude. i for one dislike being "dogged".
just for general information I am nothing more than a hobbyist that enjoys working on our chosen weapons at this late state of my life. if i want to use pvc pipe for a barrel and zebra wood for a stock, who can tell me it's wrong. I have been many things in this long life, but have always tried to be humble about my endeavors. and i absolutely subscribe to the idea that there are untold ways to do something/anything.
maybe due to failing health I am a bit crotchety, but i think i need to go Brittsmoothy again for a while.
take care one and all. see you around.
maybe i just need laid!
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