@rick1964 has a fully built and tuned Pecatonica Trade Gun for a good price that may be still available. I almost bought it myself, if I didn't already buy another.
I figured it out. The first few I looked at when I asked that didn't have parts lists. That's really not bad for pricing. Would be curious as to how much finish work is required on the stock. Detailed inletting is not one of my better skills.
Glad you figured it out . I couldn't explain it on here , just have to mess with it a bit . Their prices are pretty reasonable and nice folks to talk to on the phone , very helpful the times I've called . Unfortunately they do not have good pics of all their products so kinda look around at say , other folks pics or even google image search . The gun I was interested in , lordy ! Their picture of it is ugly ! Then I saw a current build or two and then google searched it ...MAN ! The lines were perfect ! A great gun ! Couldn't believe it ...I dont know if they are all like that just kinda feel them out . When doing their or any other kit try and concentrate on that barrel ...biggest , most important thing to get that barrel set back flush flat , at the breech , against that wood . Do this while watching you touch hole position in relation to your pan on the lock . All corners nice and straight , true , and neatly inlet . The first and most important job on the gun/ rifle . Good luck
I built a pecatonica kit in 2001. I swear their webpage is exactly the same now as it was in 2001. Same pics and pretty much the same prices. They definitely need to update their site.
I have done several orders over the past year from Track of the Wolf and Muzzleloader Builders Supply. Both of their web sites seem to be up to date on pricing and what is available.
