SolidLeadSlug
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Looking a Jeager, .58 cal and up. Have trade items as well such as parker hale rifles.
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What is your budget or price range you are looking to pay?Looking a Jeager, .58 cal and up. Have trade items as well such as parker hale rifles.
Ah looking for lands and groovesI have a .54 Jaeger smooth rifle by Leonard Day in these classifieds.
Since you didn't post a price range, I have a .58 Ron Scott jaeger I would sell, but it isn't cheap. It is a sort-of copy of an original Kuchenreuter rifle.
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Yea let's see the picsI have a .75 cal. rifle Jeager and a ball mold to match, I was planning to offer it for sale at my next Rendezvous, but I'd sell it to you if you want it.
I'll post some photos tomorrow, price is 1450.00 plus shipping.
Oh that is nice. I built one in 1973. And keep thinking I should make a propper brass trigger guard. I just had some arguments on the forum subject , indeed the Slovak string has been removed, my daughter in law is Slovakian I am absolutly sure Baker copied it into a military jäger look alike around 1910 and some Baker rifles had octagonal barrels , but I built mine as a jäger. Problem then no internet and few pictures but I did my best it’s .625 rifled with a twisted square rod running in a square hole They come up at holts auction around 1840 flint but updated to percussion I used an original 1810 Bess flint action. The patch box is imitationSince you didn't post a price range, I have a .58 Ron Scott jaeger I would sell, but it isn't cheap. It is a sort-of copy of an original Kuchenreuter rifle.
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Of course it’s 1810 not 1910Oh that is nice. I built one in 1973. And keep thinking I should make a propper brass trigger guard. I just had some arguments on the forum subject , indeed the Slovak string has been removed, my daughter in law is Slovakian I am absolutly sure Baker copied it into a military jäger look alike around 1910 and some Baker rifles had octagonal barrels , but I built mine as a jäger. Problem then no internet and few pictures but I did my best it’s .625 rifled with a twisted square rod running in a square hole They come up at holts auction around 1840 flint but updated to percussion I used an original 1810 Bess flint action. The patch box is imitation
From an email comment by a great historian friend I always thought the baker was a military clone of a JägerWhen the British army wanted rifleman for the American War of Independence they recruited German jaeger riflemen - George III was also Elector of Hanover. Following that positive experience the army wanted their own rifle regiments, and the rifle chosen was the Baker. In effect the Baker followed on from the jaeger, so if you go for a jaeger you just gone back a generation.
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