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  1. ColonialRifleSmith

    FOR SALE Reproduction 18th Century Light 3 pound "Verbruggen" barrel

    WOW!!!!!!!! Semper Fi
  2. ColonialRifleSmith

    First Flintlock Turkey

    Thanks for the great write up. Semper Fi.
  3. ColonialRifleSmith

    SOLD - Pending funds WTS 1740 Potsdam Lock (TRS parts, assembled)

    Something else that was left out of our glorious history lessons, is that when Congress was to vote on what the official language of our new country would be. The English language beat out the German language by only 1 vote. If y'all recall the 2 most numerous New World settlers, especially here...
  4. ColonialRifleSmith

    SOLD $550 OFF 1849 Colt Pocket rare variation with iron trigger guard and backstrap plus rare holster

    WOW!!! Excellent. Semper Fi.
  5. ColonialRifleSmith

    SOLD Long New England Fowler for sale

    Did the other buyer buy this musket? Rick
  6. ColonialRifleSmith

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    AWW crud, how did I do that and not notice. Thanks for pointing that out. Old age and battle damage catching up to me. Semper Fi.
  7. ColonialRifleSmith

    What would you build?

    You are welcome. Semper Fi
  8. ColonialRifleSmith

    What would you build?

    Possibilities are only limited by your imagination. Semper Fi
  9. ColonialRifleSmith

    More powder drum issues

    There are several different drum sizes and thread sizes, to include SAE and metric threads. Semper Fi
  10. ColonialRifleSmith

    More powder drum issues

    Glad you got it sorted out. Rick
  11. ColonialRifleSmith

    More powder drum issues

    You can send it to me with a return label and I'll fix it for you for free. I'm a very experienced gun builder. Semper Fi.
  12. ColonialRifleSmith

    Trigger guard install

    I pin whenever I can. As to original guns, you see more screws on poor boy mountain rifles than on Pa. rifles from known builders. Pinning, especially if the TG is inletted, seems much more secure. Semper Fi.
  13. ColonialRifleSmith

    Tang bolt drill jig

    This is the one you're referring to. Semper Fi The Gun Works.
  14. ColonialRifleSmith

    Suggestions for 'old time' dark/black stain or dye?

    I use either MinWax Ebony or Spanish Oak. Both are very dark to black when multi-coated. Being oil-based stains, they're also good wood protectors. Semper Fi
  15. ColonialRifleSmith

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    I completed another rifle today. Thinking about selling, but not sure. .45 cal., L&R Lock. Semper Fi
  16. ColonialRifleSmith

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    This is actually pretty cool. Very rustic. Semper Fi.
  17. ColonialRifleSmith

    What Muzzleloading Stuff Did You Do Today?

    I finished a pistol for a friend. I absolutely 'do not like' doing pistols. IMHO, they are more work than any rifle or musket I have ever built. Semper Fi
  18. ColonialRifleSmith

    CLOSED Help with a pistol butt cap. No longer needed.

    No longer needed. What a pain in the caboose. Semper Fi
  19. ColonialRifleSmith

    Italian flintlock problems

    The answer to your problem is to relocate the sear spring screw hole. Cut a new anchor slot and install a sear spring so it contacts the sear at a better angle. Where the new hole and slot go is determined by the size of the new sear spring. Semper Fi.
  20. ColonialRifleSmith

    CLOSED Help with a pistol butt cap. No longer needed.

    I took on this pistol build for a friend. Apparently, this pistol has been sitting around for many years. I have most of it together, however, I'm having trouble with the butt cap. This walnut is so hard it's like chiseling granite. I'm looking for someone who can install this butt cap for me at...
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