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  1. cositrike

    Flintlock ID

    Too expensive in my opinion
  2. cositrike

    percussion id

    Most probably a cheap pocket pistol, made in Birmingham or Belgium
  3. cositrike

    Stiff frizzen & shattering flints

    Sounds to me like the flint is hitting the frizzen instead of scraping down it, and the frizzen is a bit too soft
  4. cositrike

    Jaeger

    I’ll have to get it out in the next day or two, to have a look. As I remember, it’s round bottom rifling. Quite deep. I think it’s seven groove but will let you know
  5. cositrike

    Mystery tool/gauge

    Links is Left
  6. cositrike

    Mystery tool/gauge

    Rechts- Right Links - Left
  7. cositrike

    Patch lube for round ball shooting..........Lawdy.

    No. I’m talking about Murphys oil soap with nothing added, or any type of dilution.
  8. cositrike

    Patch lube for round ball shooting..........Lawdy.

    No I’m talking about Murphys oil soap, with nothing added, or any type of dilution
  9. cositrike

    Patch lube for round ball shooting..........Lawdy.

    Only if you blow down the barrel. Lol
  10. cositrike

    Patch lube for round ball shooting..........Lawdy.

    Neat Murphys oil soap. Keeps any fouling soft and easy to clean after shooting. Also, I shoot my guns all day without cleaning between shots
  11. cositrike

    DUELLING PISTOL IDENTIFICATION

    Yep it’s a guy from Rensburg
  12. cositrike

    Jaeger rifle barrels swamped or straight.

    My original is heavily swamped
  13. cositrike

    Brown Bess and ball/loading questions

    How do you know the bore size, if you haven’t got it yet? Until you’ve miced the barrel, you won’t know the true caliber
  14. cositrike

    popular lube?

    Neat Murphys oil soap . It’s a good lube and keeps fouling soft, making cleaning easy
  15. cositrike

    Not exactly for sale

    Germanic Jaegers
  16. cositrike

    Range Report Veterans Arms 1740 Long Land Brown Bess

    I use. Murphys oil soap neat. Good lube and keeps fouling soft
  17. cositrike

    English flints

    Karl Lee. There is also a link to him on page 3 of this thread
  18. cositrike

    Lock sparking

    I’ve not had a problem so far, but then I don’t use dull flints. I knap the edge a bit, if they’re not sparking enough, or replace them. But it normally keeps shooting all day, with the same flint. Of course you get bad flints, but that’s my experience so far
  19. cositrike

    English flints

    I know a guy called Will Lord does courses. He has a website. In fact, I think, and I may be wrong, he is the main knapper, in the UK at the moment
  20. cositrike

    Jaeger

    Very nice
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