I don't have one yet!Welcome from Québec my friend! Sounds silly being said like that but what the heck! I'll show you mine, now show us yours please. Lol And as you can see, mine is far from a beauty queen but it is mine.
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Oh but you will! Lol once you're hooked well enough. 
We'll just wait. Meanwhile you could tell us more about what you wished you had. We all have our own preferences. What are yours?
We'll just wait. Meanwhile you could tell us more about what you wished you had. We all have our own preferences. What are yours?
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Dear Marn93 Youve deffinatly come to the right place and clearly show good taste . What part of Canada may I ask I lived in BC & have lots of shooting friend's in Alberta .Welcome to the forum.
Rudyard in NZ
My short term goal is to have a smoothbore and a rifle.Oh but you will! Lol once you're hooked well enough.
We'll just wait. Meanwhile you could tell us more about what you wished you had. We all have our own preferences. What are yours?
From what I have seen so far, something like a fusil de chasse is what looks the nicest aesthetically to me. I would like to get a rifle for deer (and maybe bigger game in the future, but deer is what I would be primarily hunting). I am still trying to learn more about the different schools of rifles. Are there any good resources for that?
Right now my plan is to get a kit from pecatonica river since they are around the same price as a pedersoli, but I feel that I might get a better quality gun (and be more proud of it) that way. If anyone has any recommendation on pecatonica kits, it would definitely be appreciated (or advice on a fusil de chasse smoothbore vs rifle for a first flintlock).
Ontario
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Welcome from the coast of North Carolina!
Welcome from the woodsWelcome from Québec my friend! Sounds silly being said like that but what the heck! I'll show you mine, now show us yours please. Lol And as you can see, mine is far from a beauty queen but it is mine.
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Welcome from New England.
Welcome, from North Carolina! You could do worse than Pedersoli…
What do you think of their Pennsylvania and Frontier rifles? I like the aesthetic of no patchbox, but I also like rifles that have a sideplate and both of these models just have something like a washer for the lock screws.
Maybe I could get a kit version and add a full side plate myself.
I own a .45 cal Pennsylvania Dixie Rifle from the 1990s and a .54 Blue Ridge (a blued-barrel version of the Frontier) from 2019. I like them both a lot. The Pennsylvania is a more “delicate” rifle than the Frontier/Blue Ridge (but a lot of rifles would be, because the Frontier/Blue Ridge is a beast
). I don’t have an issue with the lock screws, but I am sure you could inlet the stock and add a lock plate if you so desired.
