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New Pennsylvania rifle
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Picked this girl up a month ago, should be ready for hunting season.
45 cal. Pennsylvania flintlock rifle. http://i401.photobucket.com/albums/pp100/muzzleloaderdan/004_zps52ad4e58.jpg http://i401.photobucket.com/albums/p...ps52ad4e58.jpg |
nice looking smokepole how does it shoot ?
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Have time to zero it in yet?
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Very accurate. Took about 20 shots to zero it in. 1 ragged hole at 25 yds. 2" group at 50. I guess it wont take much to break her in.
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That is a beautiful rifle!! Wow... who made that?
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well your pa flintlock should be coming soon test that thing out on some backstrap dinners !
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Johnny Reb,
Nice lookin' rifle!! It looks more like a Tennessee "poor boy" or "mountain rifle" style than it does any of the Pennsylvania style rifles, they were usually much more elaborate. Was it originally sold by Dixie Gun Works? Just curious... BPS |
Originally Posted by cayugad
(Post 4168519)
That is a beautiful rifle!! Wow... who made that?
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That is the same place that built my Early Lancaster. They did a great job and its a fantastic shooter. Good luck with your rifle. I am thinking of ordering a Jaeger Rifle in .58 caliber. Not because I need one mind you. I just want one. But I also have thought of a Southern Mountain Poor Boy in a .32 caliber... just for plinking and small game hunting.
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Originally Posted by cayugad
(Post 4168577)
That is the same place that built my Early Lancaster. They did a great job and its a fantastic shooter. Good luck with your rifle. I am thinking of ordering a Jaeger Rifle in .58 caliber. Not because I need one mind you. I just want one. But I also have thought of a Southern Mountain Poor Boy in a .32 caliber... just for plinking and small game hunting.
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