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Jacob Dickert , right hand, flint lock by L&R
This fine lock is the correct “Germanic” style for use on classic American longrifles of the 1760 - 1800 era. Made in the style of Jacob Dickert, who worked in Lancaster county, Pennsylvania. More complex than the similar Siler lock, notice that the cock jaws point directly into the octagon pan. The unusual frizzen flange fits and seals the pan, ke
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English Durs Egg - London right Flint Lock, by L&R
Durs Egg - London right Flint Lock Perhaps London's most innovative lock and gun maker, Mr. Durs Egg immigrated from Switzerland, setting up shop in London, the world's arms making center in his time. Actually, “Durs" was a nickname, but Mr. Egg adopted it as his own. We are glad he did. Once you have used this lock, you will never confuse the “
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Hawken Rifle .54 caliber, 36" Green Mountain barrel, L&R percussion lock, iron trim, curly maple stock, used, by George Nelson
Stocked in curly maple, this classic percussion halfstock Hawken rifle is trimmed with traditional Hawken iron furniture. The 36" barrel and iron trim are rust browned, to an attractive deep matte finish which helps to eliminate reflections, glare, and mirage while sighting. A classic Hawken hooked breech and two wedge keys retain the straight octa
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Powder Drums,
Machined from solid steel and drilled for a clean-out screw, included. We offer 7/16" drums for use with the Bedford, small Siler, and other small locks, and 1/2" drums for the large Siler, most L&R locks, and others. Predrilled drums are threaded for 1/4-28 nipples, unless specified otherwise. Use our 1/4-28 #RST-I, #RST-S, or #PST-S nipple. We s
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Dixie Tennessee Mountain Rifle discontinued, no factory parts or support
Dixie Tennessee Mountain Rifle by Miroku, Japan, is discontinued. No spare parts are available from Dixie Gun Works.Made in flint or percussion, in a variety of calibers, this Southern style longrifle is stocked in cherry, with iron furniture, and a hole for patch grease is drilled in the side of the buttstock.L&R Lock Company offers an upgrade, a
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Winchester Engraving , by R.L. Wilson
This comprehensive and lavishly produced book is the only title devoted to the distinguished tradition of Winchester firearms embellishment, from the historic Jennings, Volcanic, and Henry models, to modern times. Beautiful masterpieces of art and engineering are featured in 100 color plates and 700 black and white illustrations. Hard bound 9-1/2 x
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S. Hawken right hand, percussion lock, by L&R
Sam Hawken and other makers used these locks on Plains rifles, Ohio rifles and late longrifles, during the later percussion era of 1845 to 1885. Thomas Gibbons of St. Louis made and signed many locks. Note the square inside corner at the front of the lock plate, and the normal narrow percussion hammer, both late features. Fitted with a fly detent f
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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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L&R's Ohio Rifle - Warranted Lock ,
After about 1840, factory produced locks became widely available. Sometimes marked with the maker’s name, often marked “warranted” to assure confidence, these slim percussion locks became popular on Ohio rifles and Plains rifles. This Ohio Rifle style Warranted cap lock is fitted with a fly detent for use with set triggers, and a swivel link with
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S. Hawken left hand, percussion lock, by L&R
Sam Hawken and other makers used these locks on Plains rifles, Ohio rifles and late longrifles, during the later percussion era of 1845 to 1885. Thomas Gibbons of St. Louis made and signed many locks. Note the square inside corner at the front of the lock plate, and the normal narrow percussion hammer, both late features. Fitted with a fly detent f
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Lock, percussion, H.E. Leman Trade Rifle , right hand, by L&R
H. E. Leman, Henry Derringer, and many other Pennsylvania & Ohio rifle makers used this style lock on “trade rifles" sold by merchants and traders to westbound emigrants. Correct for late longrifles and Indian trade rifles of the 1840 to 1880 era. Locks used by Henry Leman's factory often have a distinctive flat tail at the rear of the lock. We lea
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English Durs Egg - London left Flint Lock, by L&R
Durs Egg - London left Flint Lock Perhaps London’s most innovative lock and gun maker, Mr. Durs Egg immigrated from Switzerland, setting up shop in London, the world’s arms making center in his time. Actually, “Durs” was a nickname, but Mr. Egg adopted it as his own. We are glad he did. Once you have used this lock, you will never confuse the “D
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English Durs Egg - London left Percussion Conversion Lock, by L&R
Durs Egg - London left 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 1/2" powder drum and nipple. A fly detent prevents the sear from snagging the half-cock not
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lock, percussion, H.E. Leman Trade Rifle , left hand, by L&R
H. E. Leman, Henry Derringer, and many other Pennsylvania & Ohio rifle makers used this style lock on “trade rifles” sold by merchants and traders to westbound emigrants. Correct for late longrifles and Indian trade rifles of the 1840 to 1880 era. Locks used by Henry Leman’s factory often have a distinctive flat tail at the rear of the lock. We lea
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Lock, Back Action right hand, percussion, by L&R
Called “back action” because the mainspring hangs behind the tumbler, this lock was popular on percussion guns made in St. Louis, New York, California, Ohio, England and Belgium. Swivel breech double rifles require a back action lock mechanism. This lock can be modified for flint use. Side-by-side or over-and-under double rifles, shotguns, and comb
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Lock, Back Action left hand, percussion, by L&R
Called “back action” because the mainspring hangs behind the tumbler, this lock was popular on percussion guns made in St. Louis, New York, California, Ohio, England and Belgium. Swivel breech double rifles require a back action lock mechanism. This lock can be modified for flint use. Side-by-side or over-and-under double rifles, shotguns, and comb
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