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  1. J

    a question for those who own a traditions kentucky flintlock rifle

    i have a 50 cal tc that is percussion....i was wondering if you use the winged caps and if so whats the advantage?
  2. J

    a question for those who own a traditions kentucky flintlock rifle

    looks like it hits nice n high...does it spark well?
  3. J

    a question for those who own a traditions kentucky flintlock rifle

    looks like it hits nice n high
  4. J

    a question for those who own a traditions kentucky flintlock rifle

    i thank you all for your spirited replies which i found to be very informative
  5. J

    a question for those who own a traditions kentucky flintlock rifle

    from what i have read the force to open the frizzen should be about 3 lbs and the ratio of mainspring to frizzen spring is around 3-1/3 so hammer pull at about 10lbs....i have lightened my frizzen spring and noticed the frizzen seems to take less of a beating and probably prolongs flint life
  6. J

    a question for those who own a traditions kentucky flintlock rifle

    thanks for the reply i know the lock is very similar to the deer hunter. your answer is what i was looking for. by the way have you modified the frizzen spring on your locks? i ask as i have heard that the traditions have very stiff frizzen springs
  7. J

    a question for those who own a traditions kentucky flintlock rifle

    since the locks are mass produced i was looking for a general pattern with respect to stock locks. i would love to have the time and ability to make my own flints thanks for the reply
  8. J

    a question for those who own a traditions kentucky flintlock rifle

    since the locks are mass produced i was looking for a general pattern with respect to stock locks. i would love to have the time and ability to make my own flints thanks for the reply.
  9. J

    a question for those who own a traditions kentucky flintlock rifle

    how much of a gap should there be between the frizzen face and the flint at half cocked? thanks in advance for the response.
  10. J

    Who knows eachother here?

    i have not met anyone in person but i suspect i know who a couple of members are because of conversations and the apparent close proximity to me
  11. J

    Should I bed my barrel?

    i have heard kiwi neutral shoe polish works well as a release agent.....been think of doing the same thing.
  12. J

    Howdy from SEKY

    welc welcome from nky
  13. J

    lee double cavity .490 round ball mold

    yes i did got confirmation that order was recieved
  14. J

    lee double cavity .490 round ball mold

    i have always cast lead bullets for my modern pieces and since i got my first flint lock wanted to do round balls but could not find a mold in stock. tonight i got notified that midway has some in stock in case anyone is looking.
  15. J

    Help for old eyes

    wow.....impressive
  16. J

    Help for old eyes

    well its good to know there is another MA brother in the forum. like you health issues ended my MA days but i am glad i did it and was taught by one of the most respected men in the field who by the way appears in the book "Karate Masters". my oldest daughter married a guy from the Dojo who...
  17. J

    Lock malfunctioning.

    if u can get to youtube go to the search and type muzzleloading forum.....there is a tutorial for uploading photos.....that may help. regards
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