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S. Hawken , right hand, percussion lock, notched for breechplug, by L&R
We offer our Thomas Gibbons style S. Hawken cap lock pre-notched for our #Plug-LR-16-3 breech plug and tang. On receipt of this lock, plug, and tang, you will notice that the notch is about .010” too shallow at the bottom, not bad for an “as cast” fit. Two or three swipes with the rounded side of a fine cut file will provide the needed clearance at
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The WARRANTED right Percussion Lock, by L&R
The WARRANTED right Percussion Lock After about 1840, factory produced locks became widely available. Sometimes marked with the maker's name, often marked “Warranted", these slim percussion locks became popular on Ohio and plains rifles. Our plug and tang is made to fit a 1" octagon barrel with 3/4-16 threads. Our “Warranted" style right lock is
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English Durs Egg - London right Percussion Conversion Lock, by L&R
Durs Egg - London right Percussion Conversion Lock Best quality London made flint locks were often converted to percussion, during the 1825 - 1840 transition period. This nice percussion lock has the plate style of an earlier flint lock, with a notch for a 7/16" powder drum and nipple. A fly detent prevents the sear from snagging the half-cock n
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John Bailes - London, right Percussion Conversion Lock, by L&R
John Bailes - London, right Percussion Conversion Lock Fine original flint locks were converted to percussion, during the 1825 to 1880 period. The flash hole was replaced with a powder drum and nipple, which we offer separately. Old time gunsmiths cut away the pan, discarded the frizzen, frizzen spring, and cock. A new hammer was added, and scre
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John Bailes , right hand flint lock, by L&R
Sometimes called a small Manton, baby Durs Egg, or small English flint lock. This smaller lock is a fine London design, in the style of John Bailes, gunmaker. Correctly used on English pistols, rifles and dainty fowlers of the 1770-1810 period. After about 1780 this improved style of lock is found on American guns, having been smuggled here from En
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