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Was thinking about a build like this a couple of hours ago.
I have a 15/16", 28 inch, 1:66, .50 caliber barrel that needs to be built into rifle.
Plenty of cherry left over from my Antique 20ga plank build.
Beautiful Rifle, OP.
Dig'n that bear.
What style and size lock is that? Will the mainspring clear the bottom of a 15/16" octagonal barrel.
Thank you.
Was thinking about a build like this a couple of hours ago.
I have a 15/16", 28 inch, 1:66, .50 caliber barrel that needs to be built into rifle.
Plenty of cherry left over from my Antique 20ga plank build.
Beautiful Rifle, OP.
Dig'n that bear.
What style and size lock is that? Will the mainspring clear the bottom of a 15/16" octagonal barrel.
Thank you.
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. I did a first time build with a Lyman Great Plains kit came out nice but yours makes me want tout it in the shed....
I like your choice of wood. Very distinctive and lots of character. I'll bet you get lots of compliments.
Good looking flinter there! Nicely done!
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Thanks guys! I really like how it turned out. It takes building several to get things to look how you want them. I'm not a fan of the new and perfect look. I like worn and used, but not abused look. I did some antiquing and distressing for sure.
Ok, you talked me into it, I'm going to 6 shooting today.
WC
Ok, you talked me into it, I'm going to 6 shooting today.
WC
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Sorry for the late reply. The lock is a L&R Late English with the Goosehead. TOW has them in stock.
It polished up nicely and seems pretty fast. It should work with a 15/16.
WC
Very nice, I have it's brother made for me by a good friend Jim Horn. What does the 4 J' stand for ?
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The Bill Large J.J.J.J. stands for his 4 daughters.....
Jeanie - Joanne - Janette - Janice
JJJJ Ranch, Gun & Machine Shop
His barrels sold for $50 back in the day. I gave $500 for this one.
Headhunter
Jeanie - Joanne - Janette - Janice
JJJJ Ranch, Gun & Machine Shop
His barrels sold for $50 back in the day. I gave $500 for this one.
Headhunter
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That rifle is certainly eye-catching. If I were looking at rifles at a show I'd have to be nudged aside because I'd be parked by your rifle for quite a while just feeding candy to my eyes.
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Headhunter, great job on the build. Beautiful wood, and I like the destress look. The Griz is just enough bling.
That's a sharp looking flintlock, well done.
What a fantastic job, wonderful looking smoker for sure
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Very Nice. Love the Bill Large barrel!
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Bill Large BBL! WOW! Very nicely built rifle. You are one skilled gent!
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Yes Sir, Those Bill Large barrels are few and far between.
HH
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How did it shoot? I was very pleased especially the part when I lined the sights on the barrel center, first shot at 25 yards at an inverted "T", the ball hit dead center, but 4" low. A little filing of the front sight and it was hitting dead center in 3 shots.
With 50 grains Goex 3F, pillow ticking and round ball cut at the muzzle. It stacks them at 50 yards.
I went through my Woods Walk novelty range and only missed one of those easy can't missers. All the hard stuff I hit.
I will be working on a 100 yard deer load soon. Our doe season starts next Friday.
HH
With 50 grains Goex 3F, pillow ticking and round ball cut at the muzzle. It stacks them at 50 yards.
I went through my Woods Walk novelty range and only missed one of those easy can't missers. All the hard stuff I hit.
I will be working on a 100 yard deer load soon. Our doe season starts next Friday.
HH
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