I really wanted to see a T.O.T.W. Fusil de Chasse
That was the one I went with… Sent it to Larry Cruise to build it for me and it turned out beautifully.
I really wanted to see a T.O.T.W. Fusil de Chasse
As soon as I get my Larry Horrigan barrel I will be building a St Etienne FDC.That was the one I went with… Sent it to Larry Cruise to build it for me and it turned out beautifully.
http://www.heritage-products.com/Products_Flints_PP.html
I ordered from this company and was well pleased with their products.
In my make believe world, TOW is just busy searching for new sources to supply kits that actually resemble historical examples.It could be that TOW is having a hard time getting enough parts for kits that aren't flawed and were getting some kits back because of this.
My last was a secondhand TOW kit, if I had bought it from TOW it would have gone back the day I opened the box.
Thank you, SMO. I just ordered flints from Heritage Products. They have some interesting products.http://www.heritage-products.com/Products_Flints_PP.html
I ordered from this company and was well pleased with their products.
Try Stonewall Creek Outfitters for flints. Good people.I was on their Site yesterday looking at barrels & flints. Choices on barrels of my choice have been out of stock for several years now. I saw they offered the English black in purchase of a dz. I refuse to buy them from them anymore because 9-10 of the dz. are humped. Looking at the Amber flints, selling only at single inflated price. Went to Pecatonica & they seem to relish never up dating their price list. when i call & ask on prices i get different quotes for same item. I am done with that type of business.
Colerain AFAIKInteresting comments ... I wonder who's barrel Track used in " their " N.W. gun ? Anyone know ? Thx
That right there is why Kibler needs to brand his stuff. Especially the locks as they are of his design and making.I’ve also noticed pre-owned Kibler rifles on tracks website from time to time usually bringing good price. I noticed they do not identify these firearms as Kibler’s, not even the lock whereas they usually tell who manufactured the locks on other rifle examples. Probably do not want to give Jim any free advertising or encourage anyone to buy any kits but theirs. Guess I can’t fault them for that.
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