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Kirst is now making replacement, drop-in cylinders for ROA. Only in stainless at this time. I picked up 2 for $225 each. Now I can go to the range with 3 loaded cylinders.

Oregon told me it would be a 9 month wait for a drop-in barrel. They are busy!

Rice barrels also does drop-ins but with a 4 month wait.

I bought a stainless ROA from my local gun shop yesterday as well. Had to fill out the "state" required form but did not have to do the full background check BS. Supposedly, in the eyes of the state...

This is a great show. I've been attending for several years now. The show in 2020 was the last public event I attended before Covid slammed the door shut.

Just finished my first Kibler Colonial in 54 cal. What an awesome product Jim is producing. Very little skill and tools required to make a fine shooting rifle.

Rice barrel Co. also makes Drop-in replacements for TC. However, there is about a 3 - 4 month lead time if not in stock. Call and talk to Jason.

Also Oregon Barrel Co. has them on their website.

I have a project going in walnut. 50 cal, 42 inch barrel. Going to be a full stock Hawken. I really like working in walnut. I find it works better than maple.

Very nice. I like the wood!

I'm saving my coin for my first Kibler! It will be a .45 for sure!

Very nice!

My 1951 336 is 35 Rem is a great shooter. Wish it were easier to find the 200 gr. Cor Lokt's to reload.

Seems like an easy thing to kill. Problem is, we don't know where it is at!

In my state of Washington, the liquor stores and Pot shops are open, as they are deemed "essential", but the gun shops and ranges are closed.

Been using Magnums for a bout a year now. No fail to fires at all, not what I was getting with non-mags. the cost difference is minimal, no reason to go back to non-mags.

I built my first 1911 from Sarco parts 30 some years ago. Including the frame and slide. I bought a few parts every payday until I had everything I needed. It shot fine.

You need to decide what it is that you need a Lathe for. That will dictate the size. I've always had good luck with Grizzle ( I live 2 hours away from one of their stores). Used their machines both...

That's an amazing video. Thank you for posting it.

When I turned 68, I told myself I was done buying hunting rifles. I had 1 favorite rifle and that would be it. I'm now 69 and have added 3 lever actions and 2 muzzleloaders to the pile. But, I'm...

Check out Glen Rock Bluing at gunbluing.com

reasonable prices and good work

A really cool video -- bunch of guys having fun in the woods!!!

These GM barrels are reals shooters. I have a 50 and it holds better than I can shoot most days. I do prefer the 32" length. Balances well in the TC stock.

You will also need a 9MM slide release. I built one a few years ago using a Fusion frame and slide, and various parts from different makers. It's a sweet shooter and very accurate.

1951 Marlin 336 30-30
1950 Marlin 336 35 Rem
1979 Marlin 1894 44 mag

I very much enjoy each of them!!

https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/

This is a good forum for all things Muzzleloading

% is too young to either hunt deer or handle a 243. Wait a few years 9 5-7 maybe) before that happens. My nephew was "pushed" into hunting at a very young age. One trip to the woods and he has...