A true trade gun isn't in the budget now so I want to put this barrel on my Traditions Kentucky. It will be a .54 smoothbore. I have a thread on the smoothbore forum about it. Kind of a poor mans Brown Bess!
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Having difficulty contacting Colerain barrels
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Oh! So you're going to overhang the stock by a few inches.
I can see that working.
Being someone who's built more than his fair share of Traditions Kentuckyish rifles, you can really thin those stocks down and remove the chunkiness.
Good luck with her. Post pics of your build as you proceed.
I can see that working.
Being someone who's built more than his fair share of Traditions Kentuckyish rifles, you can really thin those stocks down and remove the chunkiness.
Good luck with her. Post pics of your build as you proceed.
I ordered 2 58 cal barrels from Scott over the phone and had them in 6 weeks. No trouble getting hold of them and they returned my calls promptly.
Got a message from Scott at Colerain. Barrel is done and ready to ship!
