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Well my Remington Roller conversion is almost done. Its an inline 50 cal set up for bullets. Color case and carbona blue by John Gillete at Classic Guns, every thing else by me. The fore end is what I used for a pattern, but will do for this year. I'll finish her up over the winter. She gets broken in today. I'll post more later including another roller that was all scratched up by Mr Ken. Steve  
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Steve,
Nicest inline I have seen, I like it! How did you build the primer setup to work? If your shooting you may as well publish your load data and results! I am interested.
Thanks,
Kurt
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Its a 209 primer in a slightly modified TC breech block. I shoot it today and will let you know. Thank you for your kind comments. One more pic. Steve 
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