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    Who has Proto-flinters?

    Hi There, I have a snaphaunce, as well as an english lock and a doglock (all reproductions). Jim G
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    Stock design

    The picture shows a pretty common style Elizabethan Caliver, as shown in the Lant Roll. And that being said, they are more comfortable to shoot on the pec muscle than in the shoulder. A friend of mine owns one which he uses regularly. :m2c: Jim G
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    Wheellocks for sale?

    Does anyone have the current contact information for J.F Schroter antique arms? Thanks Jim G
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    Do you prefer lever or tricker triggers?

    Well, i have both, for re-enactment/battle i prefer a tricker style. For target shooting i prefer a bar style as it give me more control in lowering the match to the pan Jim G
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    Sykes Fishtail Carbine, Musket000F

    Yeah that is pretty much a standard Dutch/Spanish style fishtail stock.
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    decoration on matchlock

    If i were going to do anything it would be some bone inlay along the forearm, or along the comb of the stock......something simple that has some "skrimshaw" work on it in a geometric pattern, or something simple Jim G
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    German Made Matchlock Repro

    On a side note, I have shot one before, and they are a wonderful piece. 4 of my friends own them. They are heavy, but they shoot wonderfully. Now comes the fun job of finding one on the used market. :youcrazy: Thanks again, Jim G
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    German Made Matchlock Repro

    Well, the point seems to be moot, unless i can find one used. They have put a halt on production of their 17th century matchlock until 2006. The search goes on Thanks all Jim G
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    German Made Matchlock Repro

    GREAT!!! :) :D Thanks alot!!!!!! You just made my day Jim G
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    German Made Matchlock Repro

    Hi, Im new to the muzzleloading forum, but an avid matchlock shooter. I do English Civil War re-enactmnet. Currently own 4 matchlocks(2 muskets, 1 caliver, and a hunting gun), a doglock (littlecote carbine) and a snaphaunce (musket). Anyway, onto my question. There used to be a german made...
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