The pic link seems to work ok for me. Yes it's a true .62 cal gun.
I think Matt Avance really did a nice job on this gun. It was a little unusual because I used a different longer tapered barrel and a different lock than what he usually uses. He selected a sweet piece of cherry and it finished out nicely. The inletting of the parts is about perfect. He also kept this gun very slim and trim. His team really out did themselves and they should be proud.
My vision for this gun was inspired by a photo of an original antique Colonial Tulle restock I found online. I purposefully wanted to change some of the parts to reflect the idea that this was a Colonial copy of a French Tulle. I used a simple early English Ketland Lock. And I had John Getz make me a really nice french contoured 46" long tapered oct to round barrel. It is very slim and thin at the muzzle. He said that it was a Kit Ravenshear pattern that he really likes and I really like it too. I also had him add "straight rifling" to the barrel, and I decided that since I never compete in sanctioned matches, a rear sight and a blade front sight would give me an opportunity to really see what straight rifling has to offer for a hunting gun. I will be taking it with me on a few local deer hunts this season and I will report back later about that.
John if you ever get lost and end up in my woods, call me. I'd like to see you and swap some lies. best regards, Ken