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do you intend to unscrew the rifled choke tube so that you can reload that solid round ball, conical, or sabot?
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Yep. Yes Sir. Just like a shotgun with choke tubes. Just change them out at will for whatever you want to shoot. I would imagine they would have to be a foot long in length so as to allow the projectile being used a small distance to engrave itself some. The rest of the bore below the interchangeable choke tube all the way to its breech could indeed not have any rifling. Just smooth bore perhaps.
Captchee:
Nice looking flint lock. Which is it 45 or a 50 cal? Stain on its stock kind of reminds me of one of Laurel Mountain's tints. Otherwise you seem to be pretty handy at putting of those kits together. By the way is that a L&R I think I see mounted on that rifle? I like the idea of no patch box. Just a plain jane stock is best I always have thought._ Thanks for the pix's Capt as its always nice to see "Built by Captchee" weapons anytime.
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