percussion lock

I bought a hawkens from a pawn shop, and it was in working condition, I did a few dry fires and the sear broke, and I looked through a lot of places and I couldn't find the part for my specific gun. So I bought a new sear put it in the gun and now it doesn't work. I've tinkered a lot and got it...

My first post, so please forgive any mistakes, but I'd appreciate some help regarding a Kentucky or Pennsylvania "Long Rifle" with a Double Set Trigger. I'll begin by saying that it does not belong to me, but I've been sent a generous array of photos from the owner which may help. I'm in the UK...

Hi, I have a precision lock rifle that needs some cleaning up but I want to learn a little about its history. I'm quite prepared to accept it may be a replica but I think it's real. I've attached as many pictures as I can and would love some feedback. I'd also like to know what are the...

Hello! New to Blackpowder Muzzleloading. I want to buy either a .54 or .50 T/C Renegade R/H percussion lock rifle or a Lyman Great Plains .54 or .50 R/H percussion lock rifle. Looking for the best bang for buck. I plan on getting a quality gun, which will last, one that I can hunt big game with...

RPL-05-P lock, new, never fired. Fits Lyman and Investarms rifles. This was purchased for an Investarms Hawkins, but I traded the rifle before I got to install it. $150 shipped. US postal money order.

It looks a little rough but it shot good the last time I had it out. It shoots .530 PRB with 90 gr of 2f pretty well, but the rifling is shallow so It might do conicals better. The trigger feels good. I never have used it much as 54 is too much for me and my body so it's got to go. Because good...

I am part way through putting my Traditions Hawken kit together, and what might be typical, there are a lot of problems. Biggest besides a general lack of consistency is the lock. Fixed a problem tonight where one of the screws was pulling the entire thing in too far due to lack of support...

Hello everyone. I just discovered this awesome forum and signed up. I'm new to muzzle loaders and just finished my first build: hand carving and finishing a .50 cal percussion Kentucky Pistol. I've already learned so much just perusing this forum. Looking forward to sharing is sharing with all...

In 1845, the Russian Imperial Army received a new infantry rifle with a percussion lock. I was asked to make a percussion lock for replica the M1845 infantry rifle and a few more parts.