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Can you send me or post the pictures for their wheellocks. Thanks.

I used CitriStrip with good results on stripping the factory finish from my Pedersolii Brown Bess. Needed about 2-3 coats of stripper but so safe I did to on my dining room table!

This is my first Tschinke type wheellock and I was surprised to learn that it's operation is very different from the typical wheellock. I thought it was just a regular type wheellock that happened to have the mainspring and chain mounted on the outside. That is not the case. There is no...

They usually do not even have pictures. Just word descriptions.

Here are a few photos of a new wheellock I just to from Bolek in Poland. It is a very early outside spring model that Bolek calls a "Tschinke" type.

Interesting. I have not seen this before. Looks like it might work. Will give it a try Thanks!

Does anyone know someone that builds or repairs wooden flintlock pistol cases? I've got a two pistol case that has some issues with the cloth lining and needs to be "relined" with red felt/cloth. Thanks.

Here are a few pictures of my three Bolek wheellock mechanisms that I had on display at the CLA Show. I'll also try and post some pictures of the two pistols from Rafal Zoilko.

Hi William! It was certainly nice to meet and talk with you at the Show. Thanks so much for letting me know about Erhard's book and I'm really glad I was able to buy one. Those wheellock pictures in the book are amazing! I start to drool whenever I look at them! LOL! Definitely keep me...

I'll try and take some pictures tomorrow and post them.

Beautiful! Do you happen to have a picture that shows the whole weapon and the shape of the stock?

That's a picture from last weekends CLA Show of my latest lock I got from Bolek about a month ago. It's fantastic! And I do think Bolek is moving into higher end locks because his current one is almost identical to mine. There was extreme interest in the three locks I have from Bolek that...

I'll take it. I assume the box is included. Thanks!

This would be a MUCH shorter string of posts if only those have HAD USPS pay an insurance claim had responded.

I have a couple like this. They are sometimes referred to as "sight" horns since you can see the amount of powder in them.

So do you have a printed copy of their catalog or just the digital version? They've been promising a printed version for about a decade which I would love to have!

I used JB Weld to attach a front sight on a Trade gun to make sure I did not affect the nice blue on the barrel. Worked well. Have not had any problems.

Any opinions on which is the better Harpers Ferry Model 1803 replica? The Antonio Zola model (Navy Arms Import) or the Euroarms model?

Can you tell me the approximate L.O.P.? Thanks