Step 3 SMR Fitting the Buttplate on the Southern Mountain Rifle Kit
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Jim shows how to get a very close fit for the buttplate on the Southern Mountain Rifle Kit
Step 1 SMR: • Step 1 SMR Barrel and ...
Step 2 SMR: • Step 2 SMR Lock, trigg...
Step 4 SMR: • Step 4 SMR Fitting and...
Step 5 SMR: • Step 5 SMR Ramrod Tip,...
Step 6 SMR: • Step 6 SMR The final a...
Included w/ kits: • Included with Kits--Dr...
Thanks Jim , that’s where I got hung up on mine quite a while back then got side tracked on other hobbies. Now I have the knowledge to get back and finish it . Thanks for all of your great videos that you have added over the past couple years. Great Video .! Thanks again.
B.
Glad to help
Got mine put together and it turned out great for an amateur. Something about a flintlock.
The most important of all the videos is to test the rifle at 100 yards so we know how accurate the weapon is once manufactured.
Hi Jim, great job and looks great.
Just ordered a kit this evening I’m super excited these are absolutely beautiful a masterpiece imo I noticed these vids are a lil older is assembly the same ? Anything if any changed? Honestly I think of these as a high end custom rifle.. I searched many kits and these are the best looking quality I’ve seen
This way we will know the precision of the rifling of the barrel manufactured by HAAS CNC, depending on the charge of black powder and the weight of the tip. thanks best regards Denis Morend.
You make it look easy!
LJ C .... Its not. Mine was the sloppiest fit I’ve ever encountered on a “quality “ kit. If you actually build one you will find that none of these operations go as smoothly in the real world. Lots of misdrilled holes,etc.
Where do I get the letting color from? Thanks great video. I’m just starting on my woods-runner.
Jim warns us to be careful of to toe.... Be careful. Do not set it down on the floor.... Trust me!
Sos un capo, tenés una paciencia única..¡No todos la tienen..¡ Ok..?
Hey Jim
Would it be ok to pre drill the screw holes with maybe a 1/16” drill bit?
They are already drilled in the stock so there is no need
Yeah first and first.!