??? on a muzzle loader builder

[Jerry Rodgers]

Any ya'll ever heard of or dealt with Miller Muzzleloaders? I was eyeballing one of his trade guns.

 

[Silky921]

Never heard of him but that only means so much. Any pics or description? Have you spoken with him? What's your gut telling you?

Also, I see it's your first post. Welcome aboard from a guy that's not too far from you.

 

[Jerry Rodgers]

thanks for the welcome...been lurking awhile.Yeah I have spoken with him. It's a beautiful gun with a 19th century 35" barrel,RE Davis lock and walnut stock at a good price. My gut says that if next month gets here -n- life ain't thrown a curve ball -n- screwed up the $$ situation that I should jump on it.Was just wondering if anyone here knew anything about.

 

[Don Steele]

If you are talking about Mike Miller of Paducah, KY...then I'm gonna tell you to JUMP ON IT if it suits you, and you can make the $$ work.
Mike builds absolutely first rate examples of a variety of traditional muzzleloaders.
If you acquire one of his guns...take good care of it, you'll have an "heirloom" piece one day.

 

[nwtradegun]

I just checked hi site. he lists none of his work ????????????????????????????????????????

 

[Don Steele]

Are you talking about Mike Miller of Paducah.. ??
I just looked at His website and it's loaded with examples of his work.
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[Claude Mathis]

Any ya'll ever heard of or dealt with Miller Muzzleloaders?

To ensure that the members know who you're talking about, it would help if you posted a link to the maker in question.

 

[Jerry Rodgers]

Here is the link.....his 1st name is Rob -n- located here in Ohio. https://www.facebook.com/Miller-Muzzleloaders-141543599249272/

 

[nit wit]

It looks like he does nice work. Ask for references and give the fella in Massachusetts a call!
NW