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Refinishing a Lyman GPR
It might as well be a kit for all the work needed. It's a left-handed flintlock and they don't come in kit form so far as l know.- Randy W
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Refinishing a Lyman GPR
Looking to improve the appearance by addressing the poor metal-to-wood fit and refinishing the surfaces. I don't know what type of (cheap) wood it is or what kind of finish was applied to it but I'm thinking that it could benefit from having the grain filled for starters. The wood does have some...- Randy W
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hard frizzen
Thanks guys, for the tips on improving the angle between the flint and the frizzen. I first tried placing a short length of lacing leather under the back of the flint as suggested. This did help but seemed to me that it compressed too easily to give me consistent and repeatable results and I had...- Randy W
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- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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hard frizzen
As pictured, how well (or, not well) does this lock perform? It looks just like the lock on my Lyman GPR except that mine is left handed. It's the first flintlock I've ever owned and I'm still learning how to shoot it. I haven't had to post a lot of questions because I realize that most...- Randy W
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What I do during "Lockdown".
There is no "lock down" here in Arkansas (yet) but it wouldn't have much impact on me anyway as I am retired and I have my own shooting range in my "back yard" with targets at 25 and 50 yards.- Randy W
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