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Craft and Practice, Volume One by Kit Ravenshear
Volume one covers lock reconversion, fitting pans, frizzens, frizzen springs, and making gun screws. Assembly of locks from "as cast" parts, essential lock geometry, and fine tuning locks is discussed.
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Making Muzzleloading Accessories by R. H. McCrory
This book covers the field of accessories and small useful tools for the shooter. How to make a powder horn, capper, nipple wrench, loading block, and many more useful items that are handy for the shooter. It gives detailed drawings and dimensions on how to make each accessory. Soft cover, 5 x 8" format of 46 pages. The Table of Contents includes
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Flint lock in the style of Barker ~ Whatley
This English Trade lock has 1770 to 1790’s styling and is ideal for an American longrifle, an English Fowling Gun, or a Commercial Export Trade Musket. England was our most aggressive enemy of this era, during our American Revolution, and again during the American War of 1812 - 1814. Yet trade with the lock makers of Birmingham and London continued
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Early Christian's Spring, Pennsylvania Flint Lock, by Jim Chambers
Christian's Spring Flint Lock An early “Germanic" style flint lock, use it on transitional American longrifles of the 1750-1760 era. Made in the style of the Albrecht (Albright) family, of Christian's Spring, Pennsylvania. Edward Marshall's “Indian Walk" rifle is attributed to the Albrechts. Larger than Siler's large lock, it is a bit more poten
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English Fowling Gun Flint Lock, by Jim Chambers
English Fowling Gun Flint Lock, by Jim Chambers Sometimes called a “Queen Anne” lock, this best quality round faced flint lock actually dates from the 1730 to 1770 era, well after Anne’s reign ended. Our deluxe “English Fowler” lock features a tiny decorative moulding around the plate and cock. The pan has a raised rim to tightly engage the ove
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Early Ketland Flint Lock, with pan bridle, by Jim Chambers
Early Ketland Flint Lock This flat faced English flint lock is made in the style of the early work of Thomas Ketland, for use on traditional American longrifles and English fowling guns of the 1750-1780 era. Unmarked, you might engrave KETLAND in block letters ahead of the cock, as many old locks were marked. A few locks also had simple floral
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Flint Lock , French Tulle Fusil de Chasse , with A. TVLLE marking
Tulle, France was well known for producing the popular hunting gun for trade to American and Canadian natives, French Colonials, and hunters during the early 18th century in the North American Colony of New France. These fusil de chasse were lighter and handier than contemporary French infantry muskets, making it better suited for traveling long di
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Golden Age era Flint Lock, by Jim Chambers
Golden Age era Flint Lock This classic flint lock from America’s "golden age" of longrifles is closely related to the Siler flint lock, and shares many internal parts. This lock plate is longer, front and rear, and features a frizzen spring with fancy finial, mounted with an inside screw. The graceful gooseneck cock is a bit taller than the larg
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Classic Ketland an 1810-1820 era flintlock, by Jim Chambers
Perhaps the most popular style of flint lock found on fine original antique American longrifles, this attractive medium size rifle lock is based on our best Siler internal lock parts. You can be assured of long life, and easy service, if ever needed. Notice the pointed tail and rounded pan of the lock plate. The tail of the lock plate is slightly l
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Late Ketland 1820 era flintlock, by R.E. Davis
Consider our late Ketland flint lock for your next Tennessee rifle, Golden Age flint longrifle, fullstock Hawken flint rifle, 1820 era English Sporting rifle, or London style late flint fowling gun. A highly refined and complex lock, this design incorporates many of the features invented by London's best gunmakers during the late flint period, prio
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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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John Bailes left 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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John Bailes - London left Percussion Conversion Lock, by L&R
John Bailes - London left Percussion Conversion Lock This left hand John Bailes cap lock exactly matches our right hand John Bailes cap lock. Each can be made to interchange with our right and left hand John Bailes flint locks. Fine original flint locks were converted to percussion, during the 1825 to 1880 period. The flash hole was replaced wit
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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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Siler large right Flint Lock, by Jim Chambers
Siler large right Flint Lock One of the first correct flint locks made for scratch builders, Siler’s flint lock is our most popular. Now made in matching right hand percussion and left hand flint and percussion, for sets and doubles! This lock is modeled after a fine hand made original lock by the famous American gunmaker, Jacob Dickert. Few oth
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Virginia Fowling Gun Flint Lock, by Jim Chambers
Virginia Fowling Gun Flint Lock, by Jim Chambers Sometimes called a “Queen Anne” lock, this best quality round faced flint lock actually dates from the 1730 to 1770 era, well after Anne’s reign ended. Our undecorated “Virginia Fowler” flint lock is modeled after a fine antique lock found on a fowler from the Williamsburg collection. Larger than
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Vent, Touch Hole Liner , 5-.8mm thread, stainless steel, slotted for easy removal for Austin & Halleck Mountain Rifle
Flash Hole Liner, often called a vent, vent liner, or touch-hole liner. Threaded 5-.8mm, made in the USA, stainless steel, slotted for easy removal. Concave inside, this vent liner brings the main powder charge very close to the incandescent heat of the priming flash. Position the vent on the center of the pan, slightly above the pan to frizzen joi
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Vent, Touch Hole Liner , 5-.8mm thread, stainless steel, slotted for easy removal for Traditions and CVA guns
Flash Hole Liner, often called a vent, vent liner, or touch-hole liner. Threaded 5-.8mm, made in the USA, stainless steel, slotted for easy removal. Concave inside, this vent liner brings the main powder charge very close to the incandescent heat of the priming flash. Position the vent on the center of the pan, slightly above the pan to frizzen joi
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Vent, Touch Hole Liner , M8-1.25 thread, stainless steel, slotted for easy removal for Davide Pedersoli guns
Flash Hole Liner, often called a vent, vent liner, or touch-hole liner. Threaded M8-1.25, made in the USA, stainless steel, slotted for easy removal. This liner is used on Davide Pedersoli Frontier longrifles, or Cabela's Blue Ridge longrifles. Concave inside, this vent liner brings the main powder charge very close to the incandescent heat of the
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Vent, Touch Hole Liner , 6-.75mm thread, stainless steel, slotted for easy removal for Investarms produced Lyman Great Plains, Trade, & Deerstalker rifles
Flash Hole Liner, often called a vent, vent liner, or touch-hole liner. Threaded 6-.75mm, made in the USA, stainless steel, slotted for easy removal. Concave inside, this vent liner brings the main powder charge very close to the incandescent heat of the priming flash. Position the vent on the center of the pan, slightly above the pan to frizzen jo
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Vent, Touch Hole Liner , 8-1.25mm Metric Left hand thread, ampco bronze, slotted for easy removal for Bondini - Italy guns
Flash Hole Liner, often called a vent, vent liner, or touch-hole liner. Threaded with special metric left hand threads, made in Italy, ampco bronze, slotted for easy removal. Concave inside, this vent liner brings the main powder charge very close to the incandescent heat of the priming flash. Position the vent on the center of the pan, slightly ab
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Vent, Touch Hole Liner , 1/4-28 thread, stainless steel, slotted for easy removal
Flash Hole Liner, often called a vent, vent liner, or touch-hole liner. Threaded 1/4-28, made in the USA, stainless steel, slotted for easy removal. Concave inside, this vent liner brings the main powder charge very close to the incandescent heat of the priming flash. Position the vent on the center of the pan, slightly above the pan to frizzen joi
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