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    Rust Prevention Tips

    I just came up with an idea - probably not a very good one as no one has mentioned it yet. But has anyone ever tried that Liquid Glass stuff they use to wax cars on their guns? You would think if that could protect cars so well it would work on guns. I mean you probably wouldn't want to put it...
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    Rust Prevention Tips

    Already see a little rust forming on my new gun, as it has no bluing. What do you guys do to slow down the process? Thanks
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    First time out with Sea Service Pistol

    Alright, thanks. A couple more questions: What does the G.R. underneath the crown on the lock stand for? And what does the EDGE printed above the 1739 mean?
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    First time out with Sea Service Pistol

    I received my pistol from Loyalist Arms today and took it out a few hours later to shoot. I'm lucky to have an empty field about a half mile through the woods from my house. This was my first time shooting a gun with no sights on it, and I can see it is somthing to get use to. After about 5...
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    Round Ball Question

    Okay, I just got .60 caliber round balls for my new Sea Service Pistol. They are different than the .49 caliber I bought for my Traditions Kentucky Flintlock. The one's I had for my first muzzleloader were entirely round. The new one's I got have a flattened out surface that rises slightly above...
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    Unusual Flintlock Lock

    Wow! That things amazing. I can't believe it worked.
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    Shooting rages

    I'm sure there are ranges closer to you, but last year I went to school in Mequon north of Milwaukee. There is a range in Grafton near there, but that would be close to an hour drive for you.
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    interested in flintlock pistol (loyalist arms?)

    Here's the load data I received directly from Loyalist Arms for that particular model. "We recommend you proof test the barrel with 60 grains of FFG BLACKPOWDER ONLY and a ball. We strongly recommend when you proof test the barrel, to not fire it from your hand, but in a proper fixture. All...
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    interested in flintlock pistol (loyalist arms?)

    I ordered it from Loyalist Arms (http://www.loyalistarms.freeservers.com/handguns-01.html) They wrote the following in reply to an email I sent them: "They are fully functioning firearms made to fire live ammo( ball and black powder), the touch whole is drilled. The frizzen has excellent...
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    interested in flintlock pistol (loyalist arms?)

    Captain William, Just wondering if you've had a chance to shoot that pistol yet, if so, how does it do? I just ordered one.
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    Quality of Traditions Rifles

    Okay, I emailed Traditions concerning the problem and also mentioned how they had hit the front piece of stock with somthing leaving the large indent. The reply came from the customer service manager and was very unhelpful and unkind. He said that no indent was in the stock when it left his...
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    Quality of Traditions Rifles

    Well, the gun still functions fine, it just has long crack lines spreading throughout the stock. I suppose it could get so bad that the whole stock begins to break apart.
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    Quality of Traditions Rifles

    Hey, At the beginning of the summer I purchased my first blackpowder rifle - a Traditions Kentucky Flintlock. After shooting it about 10 times, the front piece of stock began to crack in several places. I ended up sending it back and they replaced the front piece of stock saying it was...
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    New to Forum and Black Powder

    Thanks for the welcome everyone. If your referring to the date 1517, after my name. It is the year of the refomation when Luther had his "insurrection" so to speak against the Church of Rome and truly the authority of all the earth (as the pope was the head - who had control over all temporal...
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    ebay auctions you guys might be interested in

    Yeah, I had contacted the seller. They are the same ones offered by loyalist Arms or the Discrimnating General. They had a brown bess for $325, but someone took it using "buy it now."
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    ebay auctions you guys might be interested in

    Hey, I saw these auctions on ebay and thought you guys might be interested. FR.M1822 CAVALRY FLINTLOCK MUSKETOON/NO FIRE http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2255186773&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT SCOTTISH FLINTLOCK ALL METAL PISTOL/NONFIRING REPRO...
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    New to Forum and Black Powder

    Hey. I recently made my first post to this site. I recently purchased my first flintlock rifle - a Traditions Kentucky Long Rifle. Thanks for the help! I have been reading through many old threads and see that the people on here are extremely knowledgeble. A little about me: I live in...
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    interested in flintlock pistol (loyalist arms?)

    Alright. Thanks guys. If anyone is out there who has had experience shooting this pistol or another similar pistol and would like to comment on accuracy, etc., I would appreciate it.
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    interested in flintlock pistol (loyalist arms?)

    Hi. I'm considering purchasing a flintlock pistol. I'm having trouble finding distributors, however. I am thinking about a few models from Loyalist Arms such as the early sea service pistol. Has anyone had any experience with this company? There prices seem reasonable. Do there pistols come...
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