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    removing a breach plug?

    Sorry for not being more clear from the get go, just getting over the flu and the brain is still a bit fuzzy. The new barrel i have is an exact replacement made by the manufacture, everything is drilled and ready to install my old sights, lower rib and ferrel, breach and plug. Just didnt know...
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    removing a breach plug?

    Good info, thanks.. I havent shot it yet but will soon. I am very anal about rusting bores, more than likely it shoot just fine, just a hang up i have.
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    removing a breach plug?

    Its an exact barrel from the manufacture, investarm.
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    removing a breach plug?

    Yeah its octagon.
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    removing a breach plug?

    Or would just be easier installing a new breach and tang on the new barrel and not and try and reuse the old stuff..?
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    removing a breach plug?

    its an investment arms hawken carbine .50 cal percussion. the bore is very pitted and worn, i didnt realize until a very good scrubbing.
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    removing a breach plug?

    I just bought a brand new barrel for my hawken carbine, since looking real close at the bore, i am not real happy, thats why i almost never buy used. I do most my own gun smithing but this is new to me. Any advice would be welcome..I want to use my original plug in the new barrel since its...
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    Walker

    Sweet,,, its really me with a little paint editing...LOL
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    Pietta??

    Piettas are worth what they cost, I love mine and of course want more :)
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    44 Pietta Army

    .451 or .454 works great along with felt wads and no grease. I have shot hundereds of rounds threw my 1860 pietta and have never had a problem, you want to see a nice thin ring of lead once you seat the ball, great gun and very reliable from what i had seen.
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    Walker

    I had an Uberti 2nd model dragoon which is like the Walker. I read about the loading lever problem thats why i choose the Dragoon, its lever latches like the 1860 colt Army, worked great and i regret selling it.
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    test

    nice!
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    Displaying long-guns

    Nice collection and great idea.
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    my Traditions rig

    Thanks, i got if off auction arms for $260.00 bucks and is a great shooter.
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    how do you tell the age or date?

    Thanks for the info, I am used to WW2 weapons even though i have been shooting black powder since the 80's just never gave it much thought til now.
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    New green waistcoat!

    Awesome! you look the part, wish we lived in those times.
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    my Traditions rig

    got this rifle on a online auction for cheap, its a good shooter, along with the 50. cal pistol. The rifle is a .45 cal.
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    how do you tell the age or date?

    Looks like these may the letters you mentioned.. Thanks for all the help guy's.
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    how do you tell the age or date?

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    how do you tell the age or date?

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