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  1. J

    SOLD Flintlock Kentucky/ Lancaster rifle 45cal very nice

    I have a Kentucky/ Lancaster rifle in 45 cal that I am looking to sale. I am not an expert on these rifles but do know a little about it. I have not shot it and doesn’t appear to have been used, if so not much use. It was handmade by F Burton of NC sometime in the 1970s. Has a gorgeous maple...
  2. OldGrenadier

    Flintlock beauties 💂🏼

    Recently took a trip to the Wallace Collection in London, look at these beauties 💂🏼
  3. M

    Colonial era English fusil? A relic

    Hi everyone, I picked this old relic up in a collection I bought about a year ago. Looks like it must have been stuck in a very, very damp basement for 200 years. I believe that it's an early English import, but I'm not sure what it may be exactly. The lock is about 6in long with a pretty...
  4. schuetzenisbestBP

    tightening the jaw screw pushes the flint out?

    it's been frustrating for me trying to replace the flint. when i go to tighten the jaws the pressure pushes the flint and leather out. does anyone know any ideas to fix?
  5. D

    Id help

    Hi, thanks for letting me join the Forum. I inherited my dad's rifle it was hanging on his wall my whole life. I can't seem to find any information on it whatsoever. The only markings are a couple of stamps and on the top of the barrels and gold is something in Spanish I think it's someone's...
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  6. PathfinderNC

    My Fusil de Chasse in action

    A great day at Camp Raven Knob today. Among many other actiities, I demonstrated shooting some flintlocks to the Scouts and leaders. Here's a little clip of me shooting my Fusil de Chasse. I like the vortex ring coming out the touch hole, and the sound of the ball striking the metal target.
  7. Monk

    Maiden Voyage Of The Kibler Colonial Long Rifle - Video Below

    It is finished! Thanks - Many thanks to those who most graciously answered my numerous questions as I built my first flintlock rifle kit. I've named her "Charlene" (I name all my rifles), and she's a pretty gal. The Kit - The wood and parts provided by Kibler were of excellent quality; the...
  8. CastellettiAgostino

    Any help to identify this flintlock?

    Hi everyone I've this flintlock and I would like to identify it. It looks very similar to a Barnett Do you've any idea? Thankyou
  9. J

    Double barrel Brown Bess?

    Any ideas how this would actually work?
  10. muzzleloadingat18

    Traditions 24in flintlock deer hunter.

    1in48 twist 24in barrel and a plasticstock and fiberoptic sights. This thing is a sin 10x over. Still love it tho. I bought it on sale brand new for 300$ honestly too much but well worth it to me. The lock is good sparks very well. I found on mine the hammer sits a little too close to the...
  11. Flash-in-the-pan

    FOR SALE F/S Rare British Military Saddle Carbine Flintlock Lock - 1835

    For sale & a very RARE find! King William IV saddle carbine lock. Has a slide safety and an "internal" frizzen spring. The lock plate measures 5.5 inches overall and is marked with a crown, W.R., TOWER and dated 1835. Fully functional with patina intact and correct internal maker markings...
  12. S

    WITHDRAWN Rifle

    I have a custom made 50 cal rifle measuring 58 inches, Have cap lock and flintlock conversions for it. Deer antler inlay and curly maple stock. Two Siler locks and Green mountain barrel. Adjustable double set trigger. Has my initials engraved in the top of the barrel. Price is $800. Located...
  13. flashphoto1945

    SOLD Stunning Tim Williams Early Lancaster Flintlock Fowler. 46" barrel, .62 Cal, Tiger Maple Stock, Wooden Patch Box

    Greetings all, I am offering up for sale my beautiful Tim Williams Early Lancaster Flintlock Fowler. This stunning smoothbore is in excellent condition overall and an amazing shooter. The rifles stock features some nice carving, which is subtle and charming without making the rifle look...
  14. W

    Late 16th century matchlock and Napoleonic flintlock

    Some say that Napoleonic or Late 18th century Flintlock muskets are less accurate than older matchlocks because of the impact of striking a fan with a flintlock (Many of these claims come from online enthusiasts who have never actually fired a real flintlock or matchlock) Could this be true?
  15. pamtnman

    Finally connected after many misses last week

    First week of flintlock here in Pennsylvania was fun and also frustrating. I learned quickly that I had not practiced enough with the flintlock, because I missed several deer at rock throwing distance, like 40 yards. One was a doe I missed three separate times with two different flintlocks...
  16. pamtnman

    Identify this tang

    This cool hooked breech percussion tang is part of a collection of parts assembled by a member here, who sold me his rifle “kit”. Because I’m going to make his gun into flintlock and not percussion, I’m looking for the flint version of this tang. If such a thing was ever made historically, or...
  17. laagamer

    First time gun owner. Can't seem tighten down the stone in my jaws.

    Hey everybody. Bought myself a Lyman Great Plains .50 flint awhile back. Went out and shot it, works great. Brought it home, took it apart to the best of my abilities, cleaned and oiled it. Problem is, I removed the lock to oil and clean, and fully unseated the stone to clean jaws as well...
  18. Freedom

    58 Colonial and The Bull Elk

    With first-light beginning to scatter the darkness of night, I can faintly see the buckskin shapes of the magnificent Wapiti moving quietly through the sage. The wind is perfectly in my favor. The lightly falling rain has softened the land, and silenced most of it's sounds. The smell of elk is...
  19. S

    CVA Percussion to Flint and beating the Dead Horse

    Hello, new member here. I have owned a Traditions full stock flintlock since the mid 90's, and fired it irregularly. After moving from the PNW (largely due to firearms regulation) to West Virginia, I was looking to do a build of a traditional early Pennsylvania rifle. I spent ***** de-Bubba-ing...
  20. A

    Fg Powder in .50 flintlock

    Hello, I’m new to black powder rifles. I moved from the US to Canada and bought a flintlock so I could hunt with a firearm without a firearms license. I bought a modern replica of a .50 Hawkin rifle. The only powder I can find right now is ffffg for priming powder and fg for the main charge...
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