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Yep that’s the oneDid you mean to say Jedediah Star Trading Co.?
Yep that’s the oneDid you mean to say Jedediah Star Trading Co.?
Thanks, nice website.Yep that’s the one
There are some versions of the Pedersoli Kentucky that do have set triggers. Cabelas used to offer one that did not have the patchbox, but did have set triggers. Look at @B P Maniac Shooter ’s Pedersoli Kentucky Flintlock, for an example.Has the Kentucky got set triggers? My one has not..... It`s a Bugger to shoot.
Yes...the American version of Pedersoli KY's are dual triggers.There are some versions of the Pedersoli Kentucky that do have set triggers. Cabelas used to offer one that did not have the patchbox, but did have set triggers. Look at @B P Maniac Shooter ’s Pedersoli Kentucky Flintlock, for an example.
I have the Pedersoli Pennsylvania Dixie Rifle in .45 percussion. It has a 42” barrel, patchbox, and dual set triggers. It is a suhweet rifle.From my experience the Pedersoli Kentucky is a well made and nicely finished rifle. When I got mine it came with both the Flint & Caplock sets so you can just switch from Cap to flint and back. The single trigger is it`s downfall and to be honest it`s the one sidelock I have that rarely gets used due to that reason. Yesterday I took My Pedersoli Hawken/ Lyman GPR and the Kentucky to the range. The Kentucky came home not being shot where the other 2 had a fun session.
If mine had the set triggers it would be used a hell of a lot more.
Will do. Thanks.Let us know what you decide on. The Pedersoli Hawken, Investarms Hawken and the Pedersoli Kentucky are all straight shooters but the set triggers in my opinion are a must. Good luck.
Thanks by the way, I know it is a fast twist but, have you ever shot a conical in it?Good Choice. I have the Lyman Great Plains , Same gun made by Investarms as I understand. Love it. Good trigger 1-66 twist. Likes a tight ball and patch combo but it`s a tack driver. Took me a while to get it shooting right and wasn`t till I added a second patch of worn bed sheet on top of my usual ticking patch that the rifle came to life. One ragged hole at fifty meters stuff. 90grains homemade powder, .495 ball, tight patch all set off with a plastic toy cap and a dribble of black powder inside the cap held in with hair spray.
I honestly think you have made a brilliant choice.
First order on a Gemmer hawken didn’t go so well, got damaged in shipping somehow, waiting for an rma and a replacement View attachment 216322
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