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    Clean past powder drum protrusion

    Sorry wrong pic*
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    Clean past powder drum protrusion

    This is what I could see looking down the bore
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    Clean past powder drum protrusion

    I ended up finding a solution... well sort of. It was not nearly as critical as I was initial thinking it was. I filed one flat on the powder drum wide enough to fit the jaw of a 7" knipex pliers wrench. I ended up choosing to flatten the area threaded for the nipple. A little bit of squeezing...
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    Clean past powder drum protrusion

    Picture of rifle
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    Clean past powder drum protrusion

    What is the best method for removing the drum? This barrel is made in Spain if that means anything. I assume its a normal right hand threaded apparatus. The drum is round. I can see the ramrod tip through the opening in the end of the drum. It leaves around 1/4" of chamber and the breech plug...
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    Clean past powder drum protrusion

    I have a recently acquired A&H mountain rifle. I have noticed looking down the bore the powder drum protrudes into the barrel about half way across? This makes cleaning behind the protrusion impossible with a rod.. it appears the protrusion is a ways from the breech face looking down the bore...
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    Hello from Maine

    I went over to gomers cove and registered. I can't gaurentee I have time to attend most things. It's a busy life now a days making it ahead up here
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    Hello from Maine

    I'm in the middle of everywhere, Live near newport currently!
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    Hello from Maine

    Thanks all, I'm aware it's a traditional site. I'm just moving that direction. Watched Jeremiah Johnson one too many time.. I will check out the scammer info!
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    SOLD 50 Austin Halleck Percussion shot 7 times

    Well... I'm aweful happy you decided to move it along!
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    Hello from Maine

    Thanks for the welcome and info! New to the black powder life besides one inline I had. Lots of reading to do!
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    SOLD 50 Austin Halleck Percussion shot 7 times

    Thanks for the sweet rifle, and thanks for the head start! That helps alot getting my feet wet. I dont have any stock right now with concials and balls. I was waiting to see what rifle I ended up with honestly. I'm waiting on an order for some goex ffg and found a box of caps last week locally.
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    SOLD 50 Austin Halleck Percussion shot 7 times

    Hahahahaha, weak will power indeed!
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    SOLD 50 Austin Halleck Percussion shot 7 times

    PM sent
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    SOLD 50 Austin Halleck Percussion shot 7 times

    I'm new here and I am interested in this rifle
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