Navy arms Kentucky flinter

walruskid1 · Jun 5, 2024

Been a while since I've been online and even longer since I had a Flintlock. Been sticking mainly to underhammers. Was in one of my local gun shops yesterday and noticed a long rifle on the rack and it was a Flintlock. Closer examination revealed a Navy arms / pedersoli .45 flintlock. They don't sell too many black powder rifles. Mostly Tupperware and other common pistols. I asked him what they wanted for it he said two and a quarter. I said would you take 200 for it? Done deal

Phil Coffins · Jun 5, 2024

Pictures?

walruskid1 · Jun 5, 2024

Phil Coffins said:
Pictures?

Soon

Grenadier1758 · Jun 5, 2024

That's a good enough deal that I would have likely bought that rifle.

Now. @walruskid1, you need to tell us how it performs.

walruskid1 · Jun 5, 2024

walruskid1 · Jun 5, 2024

Date code puts it at 1977. Would this have been a kit or a complete rifle sold by Navy arms? Some of the inletting is so-so

Kansas Jake · Jun 7, 2024

The pictures you shared suggest a factory built gun.

Hermit Tim · Jun 7, 2024

Well you got a deal there. No way I would have left it behind for that price. Even if I didn't need it.

skwerleater · Jun 8, 2024

I bought that same model back 35 years ago. It was and still is a great piece. It has taken several deer and lots of squirrels! You should enjoy it. Oh, and you got a deal! I think I paid 240 for it new back then.

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