WooHoo! I second that...TVM

[Many Klatch]

Along with the wooden flint make sure that you practice standing and holding the gun on target for a count of 10 or 20 before pulling the trigger. You need to build up that weird set of muscles that are used in offhand shooting. Put a small dot sized target over the TV and practice while you watch a show.

Many Klatch

 

[chance]

She is a Looker!!

 

[nchawkeye]

Looks good, enjoy...

Just turn the flint around and use the blunt side...

 

[brewyak]

Like others have said, the best way to get used to it is shoot. And if TVM tuned the lock right, and you have a good flint you will not have to worry about flinching

 

[smoothy]

She's a beaute. The more guns I see with aged or unfinished steel the more I'd like to have one that way myself.

 

[F_Thomas]

WOW! Is right! Beautiful! Worth the wait!

 

[Bob J]

I don't think that ole-raggedy-lookin-thing was meant to be hunted way up north...better send it on down here to NC before you get the bore all fouled, then you'd have to clean it, etc


:wink:

Nope! North Carolina is still too far north for that rifle...and besides, you got all them briars that might scratch it! Better send it down here to Florida and I'll see she gets taken care proper!
:blah: :blah:

 

[Tony Logan]

I could get used to that, very nice. Now go burn some powder.

 

[hellerodsyahoo.com]

Naw, ship that flinter overnight here to Cali.-- I'll get er all dialed in for Sat.(opening day deer season)kill a nice buck to get your rifle broke-in proper for ya , no charge, just helpin' a fellow muzzelloader out

 

[Buckeye66]

Beautiful rifle :thumbsup:

 

[mtcurman]

Very nice!!! :thumbsup: