Don Dixon
05-20-2012, 10:36 PM
John,
Your e-mail box is full, so I'm posting here.
I recently acquired a Muster 1849 Austro-Hungarian Army Kammerbüchse. After it left service, it was bored out to smoothbore. Other than that, it is in very good condition. I talked with Bobby Hoyt at the spring nationals regarding having it relined. He's unsure about redoing it in the original .713 caliber, but would be very comfortable in doing it in .69 caliber in any number of lands and grooves that I wanted (12 would be a copy of the original rifling). What, if anything, would be acceptable to the SAC?
Regards,
Don Dixon
2881V
Your e-mail box is full, so I'm posting here.
I recently acquired a Muster 1849 Austro-Hungarian Army Kammerbüchse. After it left service, it was bored out to smoothbore. Other than that, it is in very good condition. I talked with Bobby Hoyt at the spring nationals regarding having it relined. He's unsure about redoing it in the original .713 caliber, but would be very comfortable in doing it in .69 caliber in any number of lands and grooves that I wanted (12 would be a copy of the original rifling). What, if anything, would be acceptable to the SAC?
Regards,
Don Dixon
2881V