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Stock joint plate on traditions kentucky rifle kit
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That joint piece seems to have become an issue with these kits, The older ones were not so bad.
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I made a plate for one out of 3/16" brass.
The sights are pretty tall. The last one of these I made I added a faux rawhide repair to cover up the joint.
Now that is a big space but keep inmind the purpose of the fore stock is to hold ramrod pipes. Fore stocks were scary thin on old guns, you can remove a lot of wood on these
Now that is a big space but keep inmind the purpose of the fore stock is to hold ramrod pipes. Fore stocks were scary thin on old guns, you can remove a lot of wood on these
