Kentucky

[pluckit]

Here's a .45 cal. Kentucky pistol.

[MountainDevil54]

you're supposed to just copy the IMG Link and paste it in the box here where you type. Need me to make you a how to video? LOL

[MountainDevil54]

The IMG Link IS the Photo LOL. Alright, let me go chronograph my .54 and once i get that in the book i will help teach ya with posting pictures.

[MountainDevil54]

[MountainDevil54]

ok uploading the video now. If you still cant figure it out after this, Imma have to really do some butt kickin LOL

[MountainDevil54]

here you go, This also works with Modern Muzzle loader, Greybeard Outdoors, 24hourcampfire, my forum and many others.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yoisde2_Y9A

[pluckit]

I believe the person who put this pistol together put the front sight on backwards. What do you think? If I was to try to reverse it how hard do you think it would be to do it? The reason I ask is because the hardest thing to do when putting together my Hawkins kit was to put the front sight on. It was a bear to beat that thing into the groove for it. If it's going to be that hard to do I'll just leave it alone.

[nchawkeye]

Yep, it's in backwards...

It shouldn't be that hard to install...I taper the base on the sight a bit when installing...If it needs to be tightened after sighting in, just use a center punch and stake where the barrel meets the base...

I slso file a 45 degree angle on the back of the sight to help catch the light from the sky...

[pluckit]

Do you think it would be possible, or ethical to harvest a deer with it? It would be legal to hunt with in my state since it can use the minimum required amount of powder in a pistol which is 40 grains.

[MountainDevil54]

i'd pass. Its just to big of a chance of wounding a big game animal. Great for rabbits though!

Yeah your back sight is on backwards. Easy fix