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    John Meunier schuetzen restoration project

    I have sent it to Bruce to get the stock repaired. The false muzzle does have a recess for the patch About 7/8 diameter. I don’t know exactly what the twist rate is, but it is faster than a round ball gun. The bore is .420 . I happen to have a picket mold that is .410 at the base that I will try...
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    John Meunier schuetzen restoration project

    thanks for your input. I found a fellow that’s done it before and is willing to tackle it. He does good work .
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    Gorning underhammer

    That is the way to do it. I have had many students that were afraid to start for fear of making a mistake. It keeps them from attempting anything. Consider it a prototype as you say of it works great if not you just learned what not to do. Keep us apprised of your progress.
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    Gorning underhammer

    Regarding the metal, I just use mild steel 1018 and case harden, except for the springs which is Springsteel 1082, 1095
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    Gorning underhammer

    Sorry about that it is Ned Roberts
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    Gorning underhammer

    That is a very good little book. It would definitely get a person started building some under hammers with very little equipment. attached are some pictures of some other under hammer books that anyone that likes them should have. And of course, the nude Roberts book on muzzleloading rifle.
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    Gorning underhammer

    Yeah, I kind of copied Niedner’s stock shape on the one that I built. It is pictured in the Ned Roberts book on the muzzleloading rifle.
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    John Meunier schuetzen restoration project

    I will contact them. I could stick it back together but that’s not my experience. I’d like somebody that’s done it before. Thank you for the lead.
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    John Meunier schuetzen restoration project

    Yes, I’m a member there and have been since the early 80s but they load them in the breech.
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    Gorning underhammer

    It shot very well. I put the double set triggers on it. I had stocked it with a more modern pistol grip type stock. attached is a picture of the Gorning and the Woody actions very similar. I have access to a Water Jet. I was thinking about cutting out the parts for one of these to use in a class.
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    John Meunier schuetzen restoration project

    I recently picked up this rifle. The broken stock was held together with a nail and some duct tape. I clean the duct tape off and remove the nail and disassembled it as you can see in the pictures. It has an excellent bore and the false muzzle is still on It. It is a 42 caliber bore and made for...
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    Gorning underhammer

    Yes I did but that was close to 30 years ago. I don’t have any pictures. I have a Ruggles action that I made and we built in class. I also have a DH Hillard that I made mold off of. and built a couple one for me and one for my brother. Also have a kind of Hopkins and allan that I made mold off...
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    Ron Long underhammer

    Here is one of the underhammers that I have parts for. I have some extra flat annealed Main springs that might work for yours. I could send you a couple if you’d like.
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    Gorning underhammer

    About 30 years ago I built one then foolishly traded it off. It worked really well, but I was in the AMM then and interested in more traditional rifles. I have come back to building some under hammers and really enjoy them. I have done a couple of classes at the technical College where are used...
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    Ron Long underhammer

    Yes, Ron was a good guy and a great craftsman and competitor. I shot with him in the BPCR matches. If you decide to sell any of the castings I would be interested, or if you need help putting it together I could help.
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    Sand Springs Oklahoma Shooter

    Yes and welcome to the form from Shawnee Oklahoma.
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    Sand Springs Oklahoma Shooter

    I was just down visiting family in antlers last weekend. I graduated high school there in 1969.
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    Big fun with a wee rifle

    the little 32s are fun. Kind of like a 22 in the cartridge world
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