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    New guy from Western NY

    Welcome to the forums.Yeah make sure you take pictures of the hunt.Very interested!
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    New Member

    Hi welcome to the forum.Great bunch of people on here.
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    Hi everyone i'm from the UK

    Hi thanks for the welcomes.Yes i agree with the lee enfields.I plan on getting one.I will probably get a no4mk1.I would love the sniper varient but they cost a fortune. I have shot a Lee Metford.Very accurate rifle. Yeah i still want to get a Baker.But my only options is get a repro and hope i...
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    Early Jaeger Rifle ca.1680-1690

    That has to be one of the most beautiful rifles i've ever seen. :grin:.If i had the money.
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    Pattern 1833 Manton carbine?

    Hi thanks for that.I assumed that because it was the last flintlock and came after the baker rifle that it would be rifled and not smoothbore.Doh! Yeah i've ordered a second hand version of British Military firearms 1650-1850 by howard l blackmore.
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    Hi everyone i'm from the UK

    Hi,yes the cruel gun laws allow muzzleloading.The usual laws apply.Which sucks.Like if i want a muzzleloading rifle.I have to produce good reason to the police for wanting it.Because it counts as a section 1 firearm(licence). Smoothbores aren't so bad.They count as shotguns.And go one section...
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    Howdy ya'll!

    Hi and welcome to the forum from a UK user.Great set of people here and a great resource.
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    Pattern 1833 Manton carbine?

    Hi thanks for the replies.I see that link you gave me is a sales magazine for a shop in the UK.The codes are the same as the rifle shoppe.Which if it is the same is great as i don't have to order from abroad or get an import licence. Do any of you guys now how well the manton carbine compared...
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    Another Carolinian

    Hi welcome to the forum.It a great resource.
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    Hi everyone i'm from the UK

    Hi thanks for the heads up.I was aware of that most of the repros come with a smoothbore.Which is no good for shooting.
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    Pattern 1833 Manton carbine?

    Hi i've been looking at the rifle shoppe.I notice they do a carbine called the pattern 1833 manton carbine. They claim it was the last flintlock rifle the british army used. Other than what it says on there i have no informantion about it.Do any of you guys have any information?It would be...
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    Hi everyone i'm from the UK

    Hi yes i have seen sharpe mate.They used to run the series on TV.I was still at school at the time and it used to be a treat to stay up with my dad to watch it.
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    Hi everyone i'm from the UK

    Hi thanks for all the welcomes guys.Great resource.
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    Baker Rifle?

    Hi thanks for your reply that persons blog is making interesting reading.I think i read somewhere on these forums that the trick to getting the baker rifle to shoot accurately is the wad.Which i think was leather and maybe pig skin.It had to form an airtight seal or something,which i think no...
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    Baker Rifle?

    Hi thanks for all the replys.I have registered on the Mlag forums.Waiting for the email. I have found a british supplier of the Baker rifle.With the correct bore .625,correct rifling(seven square lands,quarter twist rate length of barrel). But the price is a little out of my league.At...
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