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go to your local Chinese restaurant grab some food and ask for some chopsticks they make great repair pins split to size but are lousy to eat with compared to a fork. tooth picks work for thin area cracks a good glue is the key

If I may suggest contact Traditions because that guard is very similar to their 50 cal trapper pistol guard

Any other questions on the Trapper feel free to ask

First dovetail block extends above barrel flat .0715" sight is mounted into that extended block and is .0125" above barrel flat to bottom of brass sight the . .0125" sits in block to hold sight sight is 1.10" long back to front and tapers back to front in an arch rounded at front end sight...

Could it be that it is the area/location that is the problem? I have lost 1 lb of black powder and 3 or 4 small gun related packages this year all from locations east of the Mississippi not to mention package delays and packages that were clearly mishandled not to mention the many non gun...

wow that's a long barrel and a skinny stock . That's how I take my Hawken barrel out

What is the Mike Brooks method ?

A question I must ask .With the new federal laws regarding (unmentionable ) 80% receivers to be in effect August this year and the muzzle loader question above will muzzle loader KITS now fall under the 80% law ? I have purchased several flintlocks and had them shipped direct but the 80% law...

Did the builder glue it in place ? Can you ask?

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did you get the frizzen repaired/replaced ?

Try a blow dryer set on medium heat the cover and surrounding area not so much as to ruien the finish the heat may cause the wood to shrink or loosen/soften what is causing the sticking then use a piece of wood low in the pocket not up top (causing damage) tap with a hammer

https://www.trackofthewolf.com/Categories/PartDetail.aspx/366/1/TRU-SPARK-4 No haven't tried it yet my original frizzen sparks fine .I had a member here rework a bad frizzen for me on another gun that's when I started researching Tru-spark on you tube it seems easy just a mapp torch and a way...

If you want to experiment with the old frizzen, Track of the wolf sells Tru-spark a compound like Cherry Red for surface hardening for $14.00 not a long term fix but something the Dr could do with a mapp torch when the frizzen wears. you tube has videos about the process . I have a new frizzen...

Muzzle-loaders has them in stock

Part number A1721 .................. page 2 letter R part number 70507 in the schematic The A1721 is the 5/8 wide the other on the web is 7/8 wider for new models TOW , DEER CREEK , DIXI GUN , EBAY sometimes Traditions has them in stock get a spare touch hole liner as a spare part...

How much?

Traditions has warrantied several parts in fact they warrantied a trigger spring missing from a kit bought from Muzzle Loaders it took 2 months but at no cost along with a touch hole liner. Traditions has warrantied parts for me no questions asked

In regards to the company not warrantying the muzzle loaders if a part is missing as was in my case or breaks within a warranty period they do not handle that

If you purchase a muzzle loader from them they do not warranty them .They will direct you to the company that makes the muzzle loader (Traditions) other than that a respectable company decent prices