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  1. Abarnes

    Darrenger

    So I had a piece of 4140 hex bar that I picked up years ago and decided to go ahead and use it. It is a 31 cal. 100% built by hand by me. The stock is from an English walnut that grew on my place and I milled it on a sawmill that I built from scratch. I still need to brown all the steel and I am...
  2. Abarnes

    Does it still count as a miné ball?

    I just finished my 4-bore miné ball mould this morning, currently it makes 2250 grain minés if you can still call them that. I know this one is a little rough, I didn't have enough time to make multiple before work so my mould was still cold.
  3. Abarnes

    Priming flask

    Just finished it
  4. Abarnes

    Third shot

    I finally got my stock rebuilt after it failed and was able to take a few, (7)shots with my 4 bore this was shot #3, with 350 gr ffg equivalent of pyrodex and a 1750 rb. I gotta get some real bp.
  5. Abarnes

    Oops

    I had an unfortunate mishap when proofing my flintlock 4-bore, apparently Siberian elm is not the best stock choice for a big bore
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