longcruise
70 Cal.
Does your lock have the bridle? Have a msg in to deer Creek about it but not hearing back.
Traditions flintlock Kentucky long rifle kit
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bldtrailer
Pilgrim
not everyone can afford a custom , kibler or lyman so what to do to get into flint locks , you might find a good used one .
But here is how I made a traditions flinter better
it has a 1-66 barrel not bad .490 ball #40 drill cloth tallow lube 65grns swiss3f
take the trigger and pin it through the stock higher pivot point lower pull weight ( I did- it in my grandsons he likes red)
polish the lock ,lessen the frizzen spring or send it to cabin creek they fix them to work right
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https://americanlongrifles.org/forum/index.php?topic=73189.0 how to pin a single trigger
But here is how I made a traditions flinter better
it has a 1-66 barrel not bad .490 ball #40 drill cloth tallow lube 65grns swiss3f
take the trigger and pin it through the stock higher pivot point lower pull weight ( I did- it in my grandsons he likes red)
polish the lock ,lessen the frizzen spring or send it to cabin creek they fix them to work right
Banjoman
Hillbilly
I don’t remember right off. I’ll have to take the lock off and check.
Banjoman
Hillbilly
I figure a picture is better than words.
longcruise
70 Cal.
Yes, that answers my question. Thanks
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