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  1. J

    Lethbridge Alberta

    ABPA also has a shoot at Circle Square Ranch, east of Stettler, AB.
  2. J

    Removing forestock from the barrel on a Traditions Kentucky flintlock rifle

    I found the barrel pins, they were absolutely flush with the face of the stock and colored the same as the stock and were almost invisible. I actually had to feel the spot to see if it wasn't just a slight flaw in the wood. I punched them out and problem solved. Thanks for the assistance and...
  3. J

    Removing forestock from the barrel on a Traditions Kentucky flintlock rifle

    I just bought a Traditions Kentucky flintlock rifle and the middle thimble was loose and eventually fell off. I stripped it down to the forestock and barrel however, I cannot get the forestock to separate from the barrel. It is tighter than bark on a tree. I pulled, pushed and tapped the end...
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