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These are my first BP firearms. The rifle is a Traditions Kentucky Rifle kit that I put together and the second is a Colt 2nd Generation F-Series 3rd Model Dragoon.
Mine, after tuning, accounted for more squirrels than every other rifle I've owned, combined. In a fit of stupidity I let mine slip away and haven't been the same since. I do wish it had been a flinter, though.
Nice job on your rifle. I put together the same kind by CVA. I rushed it so it didn't come out as nice as yours. Still it's a tack driver and love to shoot it.
looks good. I have the same rifle except mine is flinter. I just ordered some stuff so i can strip mine down and restain the stock. Went with TOW Antique formula Original oil finsh. Hope it works good because i and sick of tru-oil.
Let us know how she shoot. Mine loves 110gr 3g goex, .015 patch and a .490 round ball.
Nice guns. I have one of them Kentuckys. Mines the CVA .45cal version. I love it. It`s accurate, and has taken it`s share of game over the years. It`s my most shot smokepole. :thumbsup:
very fine looking too me, you are off to a fine start, congrats, P. I have one of those kit rifles from a widow and I shoot it once a year and it is a very fine shooting rifle
I like your rifle. From the picture, it looks like you do not have a shiny finish on it. Just in my mind, that is how I envision a rifle that was used a lot from the frontier.
But I like Recon's rifle also. It has the shiny finish. That red background brings it out and the brass shine.
We have a good contrast of the two ways to do the finish on a rifle---having a shiny finish, or knocking the shine off.