Hello All, I started deer hunting as a teen ager with a flintlock in PA in the 70's. Me and my friends knew nothing about flintlocks and we made alot of mistakes. Fast forward to now ( I'm 64 ) and have been very fortunate to live in good deer, turkey and bear country with alot of opportunity. I would like to share with everyone out there how the men above helped.
Kevin Dougherty Brackney, PA - Kevin builds beautiful period firearms. I shoot a TC Hawken and was having a hard time seeing the sights in the low light conditions of hunting, the TC front sight is a black bead/ post type. Kevin made a German silver blade and filed an angle on it and it works great. I also replaced the TC adjustable rear sight with a fixed TC rear sight.
Bobby Hoyt - I sent my factory 50 cal. TC barrel to Bobby and had him rebore to 54 ca. round ball twist ( I think 1/60 twist ). I only use round balls and this barrel shoots great. I use a .15 patch, .535 ball and 80 grains FFG
Dutch Schoultz - I purchased his " shooting system " and it helped me in all phases of shooting - accuracy, reliability, cleaning etc
I owe alot to the men above for my sucess in our PA flintlock season
Kevin Dougherty Brackney, PA - Kevin builds beautiful period firearms. I shoot a TC Hawken and was having a hard time seeing the sights in the low light conditions of hunting, the TC front sight is a black bead/ post type. Kevin made a German silver blade and filed an angle on it and it works great. I also replaced the TC adjustable rear sight with a fixed TC rear sight.
Bobby Hoyt - I sent my factory 50 cal. TC barrel to Bobby and had him rebore to 54 ca. round ball twist ( I think 1/60 twist ). I only use round balls and this barrel shoots great. I use a .15 patch, .535 ball and 80 grains FFG
Dutch Schoultz - I purchased his " shooting system " and it helped me in all phases of shooting - accuracy, reliability, cleaning etc
I owe alot to the men above for my sucess in our PA flintlock season