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SOLD TVM .58 Caliber Flintlock with 42" barrel

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Here is a rifle not for the limp-wristed. According to my bathroom scale this rifle adds almost 10 pounds to my weight. 42" barrel, 1&1/16" across the flats, set trigger and a good sparker. I have not shot this rifle but I expect it would be a good shooter like most TVM products. Metal is browned, wood is excellent. Bore is very nice. This would be a good bear, elk, or moose rifle for the shooter who can handle it or the deer hunter who wants to take a stand and sit there. $1300 shipped and insured to your door in the lower 48.
 

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I think it's more like over-active browning from TVM. I wiped it down with some CLP and it seems to have smoothed it out some.
 

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Here is a rifle not for the limp-wristed. According to my bathroom scale this rifle adds almost 10 pounds to my weight. 42" barrel, 1&1/16" across the flats, set trigger and a good sparker. I have not shot this rifle but I expect it would be a good shooter like most TVM products. Metal is browned, wood is excellent. Bore is very nice. This would be a good bear, elk, or moose rifle for the shooter who can handle it or the deer hunter who wants to take a stand and sit there. $1300 shipped and insured to your door in the lower 48.
 
Here is a rifle not for the limp-wristed. According to my bathroom scale this rifle adds almost 10 pounds to my weight. 42" barrel, 1&1/16" across the flats, set trigger and a good sparker. I have not shot this rifle but I expect it would be a good shooter like most TVM products. Metal is browned, wood is excellent. Bore is very nice. This would be a good bear, elk, or moose rifle for the shooter who can handle it or the deer hunter who wants to take a stand and sit there. $1300 shipped and insured to your door in the lower 48.
Did you order it from TVM or take it in trade, something like that? What is the twist rate?

Thanks!
 
William, I can't remember for sure but I think I got it in trade. I did not order it from TVM. It's been awhile. My rough measurement looks like a 1-65 or 1-70 twist, definitely a round ball gun.
 
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