Bore brushes in muzzle loaders reminds me of that old fishing tackle saw; "Never throw anything into the water that you can't afford to lose".
I have a brand new unfinished stock in the box , would be willing to sell or would you want to sell your barrelNot sure what l will do with barrel now. As they say lock, stock and barrel but all I have now is a barrel. Since I put the new barrel on the Crockett rifle. Gonna have to give it some thought. I’m not a fan of the patent breech design. However, my TC has one and never had any issue cleaning that rifle but it is .50 Hawken.
Stop worrying about cleaning the patent breech.
Stop worrying about cleaning the patent breech.
Would Bobby Hoyt be able to drill out the opening of the breech to the point that it would be like having a straight barrel without a breech and reborn to a .45? Greg
So writes the fellow with the .44 revolver !I like a .46 instead of a .45. That way it'll shoot revolver ball.
I have a couple recommendations for possible barrel work on Spanish made muzzleloader, anybody heard of these gentlemen?
Mr. Erwin Fagel, Deer Creek Gun Works, Waldron, Indiana, who may have a cure.
Mr. Brad Emig, Cabin Creek Muzzleloading Supply, York, Pennsylvania, who may provide skilled gunsmithing assistance.
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