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Flintlocks aren't accurate.....

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I have a few that are exceptionally accurate… 94CA02F3-6D8C-4620-B3EC-6D6A9FC429AA.jpeg0E2580F0-68EC-4047-A1C1-DE0CAB6C022B.jpeg133D63BF-B078-4474-9220-9F24FD7501C6.jpeg
 
My flintlock is extremely accurate if I happen to pull the trigger at just the right time. Sometimes I'd be better off just throwing a bunch of balls at the target.
I opted for a .58 caliber because I can get RB from Hornady! I started casting bullets with my Dad back in 1950 and I don't need to cast any more! Enough! Maybe .62 are available from someone but I wasn't going to have to cast......UNLESS absolutely necessary! .62 punches a big hole!
50-yards - smoothbore flintlock - offhand - witnessed

By the late, great Tip Curtis of TN!

Sorry for the poor uality photo, but it was hanging up high in his shop! Zooming in makes it fuzzy ...

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50-yards - smoothbore flintlock - offhand - witnessed

By the late, great Tip Curtis of TN!

Sorry for the poor uality photo, but it was hanging up high in his shop! Zooming in makes it fuzzy ...

View attachment 168984
Was he shooting Hawken type barrel sights or did he have it rigged with a rear aperture sight?
 

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