Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Traditional Firearms => Caplock Long Guns => Topic started by: TallTexan on July 21, 2014, 08:46:03 PM
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One of the last made by Mike Lange, this is a .50 with a Chambers lock, 1:56 twist rate barrel, no patch box, just plain and simple like they were. This is an approximation of the James Bown rifle that was marketed as both a Kentucky rifle and plains rifle; Texas Sporting Rifles (http://www.texasguntrade.com/texassportingrifles.htm)
I plan on using this one for my early Texas persona.
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Another view
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That's a sweethart.Two new guns!Now that's Realy nice. :toast
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Some additional shots.
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That'll do big guy, look at that big grin.....Tom
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That'll do big guy, look at that big grin.....Tom
[center:3fsilfaz]:hey-hey[/center:3fsilfaz] :applaud
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Good to see you smile ..Tom
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Very nice...should keep you out of trouble for a while...
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Mike can do some fine work as your rifle proves. I have one of his rifles, thank goodness, and am frustrated to no end that he stopped building full time and stopped taking orders. You have a legacy and heirloom.
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Mike can do some fine work as your rifle proves. I have one of his rifles, thank goodness, and am frustrated to no end that he stopped building full time and stopped taking orders. You have a legacy and heirloom.
I know Mike will continue to build his signature RugRat rifles and I have a suspicion that he will eventually start building custom rifles again, although it may take a few years for that to happen. I feel bad, getting sick right after receiving this one and not getting to shoot it but I'm working on it.