Ideas for old musket ?
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KentuckyWindage
20g
I have no affiliation with this company or have ever bought from them but they might have what you are looking for.
Btw nice musket!
http://www.jarnaginco.com/Cw carbine and musket slings.htm
Btw nice musket!
http://www.jarnaginco.com/Cw carbine and musket slings.htm
check this out oli,,,,
http://www.dellsleatherworks.com/sprngf ... slings.htm
http://www.dellsleatherworks.com/sprngf ... slings.htm
Damn guys thanks ! those look sort of like a 1907…..I wonder how my 1907 would look on it ? Might be a cheap alternative ……
KW, 175 yo family heirloom….I can trace it back in my family to the Civil War an 1837 .69 cal L. Pomeroy.
They started as flintlocks and then the Confederate Army converted them to percussion cap for the war. At one time I had all the info about the armorer that did this particular gun from the proof marks, I have it in the attic somewhere, actually found it all on line
KentuckyWindage said:
KW, 175 yo family heirloom….I can trace it back in my family to the Civil War an 1837 .69 cal L. Pomeroy.
They started as flintlocks and then the Confederate Army converted them to percussion cap for the war. At one time I had all the info about the armorer that did this particular gun from the proof marks, I have it in the attic somewhere, actually found it all on line
KentuckyWindage
20g
oli700 said:Damn guys thanks ! those look sort of like a 1907…..I wonder how my 1907 would look on it ? Might be a cheap alternative ……
KentuckyWindage said:
KW, 175 yo family heirloom….I can trace it back in my family to the Civil War an 1837 .69 cal L. Pomeroy.
They started as flintlocks and then the Confederate Army converted them to percussion cap for the war. At one time I had all the info about the armorer that did this particular gun from the proof marks, I have it in the attic somewhere, actually found it all on line
Very cool man, thanks for sharing!
KentuckyWindage
20g
Haha, get in line!oli700 said:
I'll bring the beer!
...and bourbon...
...and bourbon...