I just ordered a philadelphia Derringer kit from http://www.possibleshop.com/pistol-kit.htm I know the Possible Shop to be a very reliable supplier but I was ...
Been lurking for a while... I am looking at either an 1861 Springfield or a non-cartridge Sharps carbine. I plan on shooting a 58cal Minie in the Springfield...
I don't have any personal experience with the Sharps, but do have a lot of experience with the 1861 Springfield & Minie balls. I just love my Springfield and...
... Sharps ... and ... I have a IAB Sharps 54 cal. and shoot the brass cart. in it. It does real well, after I got the right bullet mold. Lots of fun, shoots ...
Hi fellow muzzleloaders! Wow, I'm excited about finding this yahoo group on muzzleloading. I'm wanting to start building muzzleloaders from kits and would like...
... Hi Tom: Welcome, If you look on the website www.thepossiblesshop.com you can find what you are looking for. If it is not on the site, e-mail them. They...
Hi Dave; I tried to go to the site you sent me and nothing would come up. Are you sure you have the right website address? Thanks for your help; Tom :) ... ...
Another place to call, though they have no web site, is Deer Creek Products. Phone number is (765) 525-6181. Actally if you do a search for them there is...
Hi Tom, and welcome to the group. Track of the Wolf has some great kits, as well as Pecatonica Arms. Some of these kits are harder than others however, and not...
Hi Greg; Thanks for all the advice. I take it you build muzzleloaders from scratch now and not kits. It looks like it could be really difficult building...
Some rifles I build from scratch, some from kits, and some simply restoring existing rifles such as the Thompson Center & 1861 Springfield. Restoring existing...
That would be WAY too cool to be able to build your own gun. I'd love to be able to build a smoothbore (or rifled for that matter) .50 caliber. Smoothbore...
I build kits and I enjoy it a great deal. I have seen kits built by Greg Marts and they're first rate. I have built T/C Hawkens and pistols. In 2004, I won a...
Have you built the flintlock kentucky from traditions? I am going to build a kentucky rifle when i return to the states and am trying to find a decent brand to...
I bought the .50 cal Kentucky pistol (Traditions)and it had a few problems with the fit of parts and alignment. The stock needed to be worked more, and some...
I think it depends on the kit, but you do have a bunch of fitting to do. Stocks which are 95% inlet still have that 5% of wood which needs to be removed. It...
Hey fellow muzzle loaders; I'm new to muzzleloading and this group. I'm kind of disappointed in the muzzle loader talk on this group, though. NEED MORE! lol!...
I bought the Thompson kits from Deer Creek Products. The price was great, but the kits needed a little more than I'm used to. I've built 2 CVA kits and they...
No, it's just that muzzleloading is out of style, like country fiddling. It's not HIP or COOL with the ladies. But mine lets me do both of those, so I can't...
Hi Name Robert Baird I am new to this group I have built CVA T/C and DP. I like the DP Kentucky it was a nice kit good inletting but it did have a few draw...
In a message dated 1/23/2006 7:44:08 PM Eastern Standard Time, justin.hall1@... writes: needed a little more than I'm used to. I've built 2 CVA kits and...
I am about to bite the bullet (!) and buy my first muzzleloading pistol kit, probably a Pedersoli Kentucky percussion model. I'm pretty good with tools ...
Hi Henry, The sights are dovetailed into the barrel, and go in from the right to the left if the muzzle is pointing away from you. I made a special tool just...
In a message dated 1/23/2006 9:03:21 PM Eastern Standard Time, justin.hall1@... writes: Roger that, English flints. Is that how they lost the war in the...
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