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    Indian made flintlocks

    Thanks for the replies it is as I feared. A Caywood type C or D (for example) is not that much more than an Indian Fusil...once you count the work needed on the Indian musket. After doing some web work I found a tube by this guy who sells them and even uses them....AND all the above is...
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    Indian made flintlocks

    I see that Track is starting to sell the Indian made flinters and the price for these are often half or less of the Pedersoli line. The ones they are selling show nice lines and good intletting etc. in the pictures. I know they are possibly NOT worth the reduced price BUT I have never heard...
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    Nosecap for TC Renegade

    I bought a nose cap in steel from Track of the Wolf for my Renegade with a .54 caliber flinter bbl and put it on my Renegade and it went on well. I measured the renegade nose and got a cap just a bit smaller then fit the cap and slimmed the nose to the cap. Epoxied the cap and blued it and the...
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    Hello from Las Vegas

    Hello there! I am an old blackpowder user from the 80s whose persona was an 1840 pilgrim. I had an extensive collection that I mostly got from Ray Potter of the Beaver Bag here in Vegas. Due to illness, I sold my shotguns and most of my pistols and kept a .54 caliber flinter I made from a...
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