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Swivel breech update #8...fitting the trigger guard.

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duelist1954

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It has been awhile since my last update. There are just too many other chores that need to get done in the summer. But I finally got into the shop to tackle installing the trigger guard on the swivel breech rifle kit from David Price.

Doing this chore on a swivel breech rifle has a couple of major differences from installing a trigger guard on a conventional single barrel flintlock rifle.

The video is posted in the media forum http://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/fusionbb/showtopic.php?tid/301088/








 
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Been wondering when you were going to get back at it Mr. B. Glad to hear. OH and Mr. B. I must say on your 45 cal shooting video, I really brought me Joy to see you shooting a long gun again after the shoulder issue.
 
Thanks for the kind words. The shoulder is nearly back to normal.

It has been six months since I broke it, so, it is probably as good as it is going to get.

However, there isn't much I can't do, and now I have an excuse for not doing it as well as I used to. LOL
 
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