I ordered one today.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Anne Arrundle County, Maryland
Deerhunter Rifle Kit
Percussion .54 Caliber
My first step outside the realm of .50 caliber muzzle loading rifles.
I'm looking forward to working with and shooting this one.
http://possibleshop.com/rifle-kit.html
Percussion .54 Caliber
My first step outside the realm of .50 caliber muzzle loading rifles.
I'm looking forward to working with and shooting this one.
http://possibleshop.com/rifle-kit.html
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Giant Nontypical
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Check The hardness of the lock and trigger parts you may wish to case harden them.
With a bunch of work you can make an excellent rifle that could last a life time.
A couple of suggestions: Triaminic acid is one of the original stains and with a bit of work will make a beautiful stock especially if you finish it with Tung nut oil which is also an original finish.
With a bunch of work you can make an excellent rifle that could last a life time.
A couple of suggestions: Triaminic acid is one of the original stains and with a bit of work will make a beautiful stock especially if you finish it with Tung nut oil which is also an original finish.
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Anne Arrundle County, Maryland
This rifle is in the price range that works for me. I don't plan on entering any photo contests with it and as long as it does what it is intended to do, harvest deer, I will be happy with it. It has the features I am looking for which are an adjustable sear screw for trigger pull adjustment. And the barrel is drilled and tapped for a scope.



