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  1. CS

    baker's rifle frizzen

    Hello! I recently picked up this hobby of muzzleloaders (though I have been interested in military history for a long time). I bought my first replica a few weeks ago, a (smoothbore version) of a Baker's rifle. I have posted some pictures here showing the state of its frizzen. I want to seek...
  2. Paul M

    New Member, Paul M

    Hello, I am a new member and wanted to say HI to everyone! I also have a question as to getting a lock serviced on a flintlock pistol I refurbished. The main spring is very weak, and possibly the frizzen spring needs replaced. This is from an old kit from the 70's Japan. Track of the Wolf used...
  3. Crew Chief

    What is Wrong in this Picture?

    I am totally new to flintlocks. I just bought this Lyman GPs rifle and have not shot it yet. The rifle is in great shape for being used except for the pan area. In the photo it shows an area where the flint has been striking and caused some pitting. Before I shoot it, I would like to know...
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