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Sounds a bit high on the price to me.
The "Third Edition Blue Book of Modern Black Powder Values" (2003) gave the Patriot a value of $240, $200, $145 for this gun in 100%, 98% and 95% condition.
If your "into" Period Correct things, the Patriot might fit in to the 1860-1870 time frame.
If you get this gun, remember that the double set triggers are reversed from the set triggers found on most rifles. The front trigger sets them and the rear trigger fires the gun.
The Lyman Great Plains pistol fits into the 1830-1850 time period and most folks who own one like them.
zonie
The "Third Edition Blue Book of Modern Black Powder Values" (2003) gave the Patriot a value of $240, $200, $145 for this gun in 100%, 98% and 95% condition.
If your "into" Period Correct things, the Patriot might fit in to the 1860-1870 time frame.
If you get this gun, remember that the double set triggers are reversed from the set triggers found on most rifles. The front trigger sets them and the rear trigger fires the gun.
The Lyman Great Plains pistol fits into the 1830-1850 time period and most folks who own one like them.
zonie
I have the plains pistol and it's a keeper good shooter. You can get a kit for $ 158.67 or finished gun for $200 at[url] dnrsports.com[/url] [url] http://www.dnrsports.com/acatalog/Lyman_Muzzleloaders.html[/url]
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I was real close to buying the TC and at the last minute I switched and bought the Great Plains pistol from Lyman in 50. I love it. What a fantastic shooter and great all around gun. I'm taking it deer hunting this coming weekend in the Adirondacks..and maybe..just maybe...
