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Scott Record:
I'm leaning strongly to the .32.  I don't know that the .36 would do anything the .32 wouldn't and the scout seems like a good value. 

amateurhour:
scout? is that a different model from the Crockett?

Traditions also makes a Deerhunter in .32 cal. It's basically a hawken knock off with the .50cal barrel but its .32. It's supposedly a little heavy though, but it's like $244. It's out of stock on EVERY website. I e-mailed Traditions and they said they still make it, but they don't list it on their site either so I think it's a language barrier since they're in Europe. : (

Scott Record:
Yes it is different...sorry.  I meant crocket.  The Pedersoli Scout is a fine looking .32 caliber flint lock.  It's $775 though.  I don't need to pick it up as it might come home with me.

amateurhour:
awesome!

I won't post the link here but there's a guy that goes by 22 reloader that sells kits to reload 22 ammo and about a year ago he started cnc machining the old "tap a cap" so that you can take either a custom armstrong mix or get the cap gun roll caps and an aluminum can and make your own percussion caps.

You can get the german made roll caps for like $20 per thousand so you could stock up and definitely have as easy a time shooting percussion as flintlock.

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