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  1. matt48

    Pedersoli Baker rifle video

    Any news about a Baker rifle from Pedersoli?
  2. matt48

    Progressively rifled barrel for Enfield 1853/58

    Do you know where it is being published and if it is available to be ordered?
  3. matt48

    Progressively rifled barrel for Enfield 1853/58

    Thank you for the recommendation! Love good books on the subject of (military) history.
  4. matt48

    Progressively rifled barrel for Enfield 1853/58

    Thanks! I think I‘ll do some reading first.
  5. matt48

    Progressively rifled barrel for Enfield 1853/58

    Looks like Parker Hale it is. Original Enfields are hard to find around here... Nobody has mentioned the 1861? How do you feel about them? I guess the short barrel would not be able to compete with the longer guns? https://egun.de/market/item.php?id=19451939
  6. matt48

    Progressively rifled barrel for Enfield 1853/58

    The question is: what is the way ahead? How to get a good shooting Enfield for example? Are the Parker Hale ones any good? Or is it best to get a replica like a Pedersoli and change the barrel for a Whitacre one?
  7. matt48

    Progressively rifled barrel for Enfield 1853/58

    They would be close to the original ones with a barrel like that, wouldn’t they? Like what https://papercartridges.com/ offers?
  8. matt48

    Progressively rifled barrel for Enfield 1853/58

    Looks like exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
  9. matt48

    Progressively rifled barrel for Enfield 1853/58

    A rifling that is deeper close to the breech and more shallow at the muzzle.
  10. matt48

    Progressively rifled barrel for Enfield 1853/58

    Is there anybody out there making progressively rifled barrels for replicas of the Enfield 1853 and 1858 models? It would be great to be able to update for example a Pedersoli Enfield and have the proper rifled barrel and be able to use paper cartridges. Anybody done such an upgrade?
  11. matt48

    Muzzleloader Magazine Nov/Dec

    Some seem to get their mails answered. Not me….
  12. matt48

    Muzzleloader Magazine Nov/Dec

    Still nothing here. No magazine, no answer to my e-mail.
  13. matt48

    Ballistol

    I don‘t think so. Wouldn‘t know where you‘d need an oil for welding (but I only know a little bit about TIG an MIG).
  14. matt48

    Ballistol

    According to the german Wikipedia page about Ballistol there is an odorless variant call H1: https://ballistol.de/en/products/all-things-mechanical/technology/h1-special-oil-65-ml-nsf-registrated-no-143097-euro-label-flasche-65-ml.html
  15. matt48

    Ballistol

    ... also was useed as a disinfectant and taken internaly to help with indigestion. I use it on my dog to get rid of ticks.
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