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My flintlock is finished

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Well got a email today from my builder, my flinrlock is done and shipped. He test fired the rifle and says its a shooter he had 3 touching at 50 yards. This i sa sitting fox kit that took 3 months to get all the parts right. but it is finally done. It is a 54 cal green mtn barrel.
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The builder is a friend of mine Ric Carter.


Andy
 
Yes I am this is my first flintlock. It has been a dream rifle of mine for about 10 years and i finally got the money for it.


Andy
 
Dream rifle alright.
As many fine, and not so fine, ml rifles I have seen over the years I never stop being excited when I see a new one. Even though the numbers of people in the ml game are said to be dropping, there are still considerable numbers of people preserving history and demonstrating great craftsmanship with these guns. I hope it continues forever.
 
Rifleman1776 said:
Dream rifle alright.
As many fine, and not so fine, ml rifles I have seen over the years I never stop being excited when I see a new one. Even though the numbers of people in the ml game are said to be dropping, there are still considerable numbers of people preserving history and demonstrating great craftsmanship with these guns. I hope it continues forever.
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Thats a beautiful looking weapon . Is it every thing you dreamed it would be ? I've got a dream one also . Some day it'll happen . Enjoy !
 
Wow..That is one beautiful piece of Hardware..Congrats on a great vision, and finding a builder to make it come to life....
 
Absolutely gorgeous!! Love that dark stain to the wood, the moon inlay, the carving, the decorative muzzle effects...in short - WOW :thumbsup: :thumbsup: BTW, those green Mountain barrels will definitely put 'em in there :wink:
 
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Andy, there is nothing like having a rifle that is handmade. I have had a few production rifles, but until I got my .36 Southern I never fully appreciated the quality or accuracy :thumbsup: ...Bud
 
Hi Andy, you have a fine rifle built by a great builder. How did you (in Pennsylvania) get hooked up with Ric in Montana?
 
fire-n-brimstone said:
It is more than i dreamed of finished exactly like i envisioned it.


Andy

Well may all your visions be as brite... :thumbsup: That rifle is beautiful. Congratulations you lucky dawg. Let us know how she shoots for you... :hatsoff:
 
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