I started with the .54 that I built in the late 80s...




I call her Daisy, because I installed a Lancaster Daisy patchbox...It's my idea of what could have been used in Piedmont NC in the 1770s...




Then I moved to my .40 caliber...I started at 25 yards and was shooting slightly to the right so I made an adjustment...




I bought this in 1977 while living in Atlanta from Bob Watts...I call her Sweetheart because she has a weeping heart inlay as a thumb piece...It was a .45 but I converted her to a .40...

Dang `ya Hawkeye. You're just posting those pictures to make me drool.

That's some mighty fine flintlock shooting. I wish I could see those tiny original style sights.

I wanted to show you what a "proper" squirrel rifle was...

Iffin yous was ta put a scope on that there .40 I just might be able to hit a squirrel with it.

Of course, if you did that you would burn in hell for all eternity.

great lookin and great shooting,thanks for sharing.........karl

That is some outstanding shooting there. And your rifles are beautiful. Very nice!!