1800
That depends... Early versions of the Kentucky Long-Rifle were flintlock guns and thus required flint to ignite the powder in the flash-pan. Later versions were made to use percussion caps; while many of the older flintlocks were modified by gunsmiths and 'upgraded' to percussion caps.
To provide a rifle with more firepower than the traditional muzzleloader.
60-300
I am missing a few parts for a kentucky percussion rifle kit from Sears and Roebuck. Model #292.51766. Do you know where you can order these?
Someone figured it would be better if they had a rifle which could be quickly reloaded than a muzzleloader.
You can request a manual from the company.
Contact your local game warden.
I want to know.
Best to ask a gunsmith for assistance.
Ask a gunsmith for help
Do not atttempt this. Find a gunsmith.