Gentlemen:
Saw an ad in Muzzleloader for the TVM early Virginia rifle kit. Swamped barrel, choice of barrel lengths, caliber up to .54.
My builder friend is willing to build it for me, but he prefers not to work with 90% inletted kits as he says "OFTEN TIMES PARTS DON'T LINE UP, ESPECIALLY THE POSITION OF THE LOCK AND TOUCH HOLE."
Is anyone familiar with the nature of these kits? Are they a true parts kit or will I be getting a 90 % inletted job? The price seems right, but I have learned that you get what you pay for. My friend is an experienced builder and prefers to work with Chambers kits. Is a Chambers kit worth the extra money?
Mark "La Longue Carabine" Rice
Saw an ad in Muzzleloader for the TVM early Virginia rifle kit. Swamped barrel, choice of barrel lengths, caliber up to .54.
My builder friend is willing to build it for me, but he prefers not to work with 90% inletted kits as he says "OFTEN TIMES PARTS DON'T LINE UP, ESPECIALLY THE POSITION OF THE LOCK AND TOUCH HOLE."
Is anyone familiar with the nature of these kits? Are they a true parts kit or will I be getting a 90 % inletted job? The price seems right, but I have learned that you get what you pay for. My friend is an experienced builder and prefers to work with Chambers kits. Is a Chambers kit worth the extra money?
Mark "La Longue Carabine" Rice