Are these worth the price? Are they made better than other traditions rifles? Can anyone attest to the quality of them? Im still shopping around and was hoping someone might have some insight on them.
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Traditions Pennsylvania Rifle
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I have a Traditions 50 cal percussion Kentucky rifle that I bought as a kit. It's the best shooter I have. I wish you the best in your choice.
My first flint rifle in the nineties was one of these in .45. great rifle. I traded it for a Chevy Blazer and still wish I hadn't. I've got one now in .50 purchased used online. It is the older model with the 400 foot long barrel. Also a fantastic rifle. Bought it used first of last year for something like $460 plus shipping. My opinion is they are great guns, better made than the Traditions half stock rifles, and quite attractive. When you look at the price of custom rifles it is a good value choice.
rafterob
62 Cal.
Traditions quality is nothing to worry about.
