Rob M.
70 Cal.
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He// ! The pictures make it look better ! LOL !Can’t wait to see a picture of it all done even if the picture doesn’t do it justice.
He// ! The pictures make it look better ! LOL !Can’t wait to see a picture of it all done even if the picture doesn’t do it justice.
Fantastic!Second shot out of the Fusil . Haven't even proofed it yet . I'm up to a dozen shots through it now ,LOL ! TDM ...loving my powder measure ! Man ! This Fusil is d@mn FAST and sweet ! Lordy ! Its good to be an insane middle aged hillbilly gunbuilder !![]()
Looks like all that dang sanding paid off. Beautiful smooth stock and finish. Fast ignition, just great!
All I can say is WOW! That is sweet!Shootin her upside down ... 2F load and prime
Hi bud ... Always feel free to ask questions. Its a shotgun so just like modern shotguns the front blade is just like that bead out on the end of a shot , its just a point of reference . If a rear sight were put on this or any other flintlock fowler ( colonial name for shotgun ) then , yeah , the front could be filed down for elevation and the rear sight could be adjusted for windage .Might be a dumb question but I’m a rookie so here goes, why solder they sight on? How do you adjust POI, by moving rear sight ?
Thanks bud . That gotta have fast ignition or they dont leave my shopAll I can say is WOW! That is sweet!
Oh boy, it really was a dumb question then. LOLHi bud ... Always feel free to ask questions. Its a shotgun so just like modern shotguns the front blade is just like that bead out on the end of a shot , its just a point of reference . If a rear sight were put on this or any other flintlock fowler ( colonial name for shotgun ) then , yeah , the front could be filed down for elevation and the rear sight could be adjusted for windage .
Oh boy, it really was a dumb question then. LOL
Thanks for the response and I really enjoy your tutorials
Oh , hey bud . Was good talkin with ya. Always love talkin trade guns ! Glad yer on here . Take careRob, thanks for the great conversation yesterday. Just now finding these build threads. These are great! Keep up the good work!
Little trick I learned ... So the oil and solution doesnt leave cr@p on year ramrod ...I sand clean the insides of the ramrod pipes before mountin them on the stock . The entry pipe gave me fits tryin to get it mounted back in stock ....Ughhh !!!! Always somethin ....