I will tell you that years ago I built a blunderbuss for a friend that just had to have one. He soon found it was miserable to shoot, had no use for hunting, or competition, and attracted thieves when hung on his living room wall. It was stolen during a break in, and was returned a year later, after his insurance had already paid off on it, which was a legal nightmare. It was resold, and resold again, around here until someone finally broke the stock. I bought it for the lock, and hardware, and sold the barrel to someone else. Think it over, they're cool to look at, but it all ends there.
Hungry Horse
