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1795 Springfield Kit
- Thread starter Jackman
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Sam squanch
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Just same your $$ and buy an original. It will be less painful in the long run.
Sam squanch
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Watch the auctions. And the web. They appear occasionally.
Do a search on Gunbroker for 1795 Springfield. There are several there. Be prepared for major, I mean major sticker shock. 3 time more than I paid for my original 1816. I'm curious. Do you have any experience with original muskets? Caveat Emptor.
Johnny Tremain
Silversmith in training
If yer shootin, Id prefer a modern solid barrel drilled out, to a lap welded barrel.
