Seneca breech plug

[Jeff Michel]

This is probably a pretty big reach but I'm in the market for a 13/16 breech plug for a Seneca or Cherokee. If you have any squirreled away and willing to part with, please PM me.
Thanks,
Jeff

[bob208]

contact fort chambers in Chambersburg pa. they do have a website. they had some in the case when I was in last time.

[Jeff Michel]

Thanks for the tip, unfortunately sold out.

[Buzzard II]

Try Track of the Wolf. I know they have plugs for the larger guns. Good luck.
Bob

[bedbugbilly]

I needed one about a year ago to breech a barrel for my Seneca in another caliber. At the time, TOW was out of them and didn't know when / if they would he more. I think that bob208 may have recommended the same thing to me but I found one before I contacted chambersburg. Once in a while they come up on fleabay but not often. Good luck in your search - it would be nice if someone made a batch of these as they allow a drop in barrel to be made to switch out different calibers.

[jjarrell]

The Gun Works is supposed to be getting some in from the forge soon. I had an order in with them and that's what they told me when I called. They have a website. Joe and Suzi are great people. I just found a new one with 5/8x18 threads on eBay for $25. Surprised me to get it to be honest. Original TC Seneca breech plugs have a different thread that doesn't match the 5/8x18 threads of most 13/16" barrels.

[Jeff Michel]

It appears it was available for purchase. We shall see, once I receive it, I'll post it in case some other members need one. Thanks.

Update: The lady just called and told me they were not in stock, hopefully in a month or two. On the notify list, which is a lot better than the list I'm usually on.

[1Hawkeye]

Try Tip Curtis in Cross plains Tn. The last time I saw Tip set up at Dixion's fair he had some.

[jjarrell]

Until they get them in watch eBay. That's where I ended up stumbling across the one I got. It's new, never installed. It was pure luck but I'll keep an eye out for one too. If I see one I'll let you know.

[Jeff Michel]

Update: Spoke with Mr. Curtis this morning. Had none, he was aware of no current source. Thanks, nonetheless.

[1Hawkeye]

Log cabin shop was another place that use to carry t/c parts maybe they still have a breech plug?

[Jeff Michel]

Thanks Hawkeye, the Log Cabin Shop is only about an hour east of me. I stopped by a couple months ago, no such luck. FWIW, if any of you are ever near Lodi Ohio it would be a shame if you didn't stop and walk through their firearms museum. They also carry an extensive selection of parts for building you a new smokepole or period equipage if you like to dress the part.