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now that we have a Muzzleloader forum does anyone know where to find .32s?

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mullet:
Have you checked with Long Hammock?

amateurhour:

--- Quote from: mullet on December 20, 2016, 03:58:12 pm ---Have you checked with Long Hammock?

--- End quote ---

I haven't.

I'm not really ready for a complete in the raw build though. Really I was looking for anyone still doing a kit like the Crockett .32 That wasn't $600+ depending on level of finish

mullet:
Gotcha, Long Hammock makes custom barrels and is local down here. Very nice barrels and owns the property where our club shoots 3-D.

Eric Krewson:
What you were told was correct, Rice makes runs of .32s, the others will make them on request and sometimes have them in stock.

I would save a little longer and move up to a more historically correct rifle.

The trouble is parts have gone out the roof and will continue to do so.

I know of guys who bought barrels and wood blanks even though they didn't plan on using them at the time. They were probably buying barrels for $75 to $100 that you couldn't touch for twice the price now.

One stated a while back he had enough parts to go full time when he retired and never run out.

Sorta' like my osage stash.

Eric Krewson:
More info; Check with Buckeye Barrels to see what they have in stock, they have a lot but they will be pricy.

Tip Curtis has hundreds if not thousands of barrels and probably has what you are looking for. He carries mostly Colerain or Green Mt barrels. He is not online but has more guns and gun parts than anyone else.
615-654-4445

The main thing is to decide what you want to build before you start looking for a barrel.

A ready made would be your best option if you can find one.

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