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    I need a cartridge box

    https://www.ccsutlery.com/store/ccsutlery.html C&C Sutlery Might have something for you.
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    SOLD Buffalo skinner

    Perfect. Thank you.
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    WITHDRAWN pietta 1860 Army London

    Part number from pietta website: PF60CHLON448
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    Borrowed a gun Saturday........

    Not missing but over shadowed by a huge neck
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    WITHDRAWN pietta 1860 Army London

    I am seeing .36 cal londons but not .44's. Maybe my search is weak?
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    WITHDRAWN pietta 1860 Army London

    Found one!
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    Borrowed a gun Saturday........

    Yes. I used a propane torch to scorch the stock before I put the varnish on. I had read that Mtn. men wrapped rope around their rifles then scorched them to create the pattern. Don't know if that's true but I did my twist on it.
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    Borrowed a gun Saturday........

    In 1990 I moved to Idaho. I did not own a big game rifle and could not afford one. I built (more like asssembled) a CVA Frontier in .50 cal. Never killed a thing with it. Soon I bought an actual hunting rifle and the CVA went in the closet, for 30 years. On Friday my oldest son killed a spike...
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    Remember your First ML kill?

    First ever was a gray squirrel. Original flintlock (unknown maker) .45ish cal. 20 yards 70gr ffg. Second was a 2pt forked horn mule deer at 25 +/- yds, same 70gr charge.
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    What would you have done?

    You are on your land and he KNOWS you are there. Any shots in your direction/near you, could be considered criminal. OR (My choice) ignore him and eventually he will give up trying to intimidate you. Dave
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    Cornfield Buck

    I have a friend with property here in Idaho. He manages the deer really well and gave permission to try and get some mule deer spikes out of the gene pool. I grabbed my JW Donelson #22 .54 and went to work. This old spike stopped at 30 yards +/-. My friend said "Shoot that deer." So I did. 70...
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    Retired

    I appreciate all the observations and insights. I also recognized the backwards spring. I was unable to find any answers on my searches of possible reasons or other rifles like this. I assure you, it IS workable. Maybe it shouldn't be but it is. I am curious whether the muzzle rifling configure...
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    Retired

    It will for my existance. Whichever of my boys that gets it will decide for themselves.
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    Retired

    A few more.
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