Whatever lock they made them with.
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SOLD .54 Caliber Flintlock
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Can you please measure the Length of Pull? Trigger in cocked full cocked position to center of butt plate? This is an important measure for flint shooters, especially if you hunt. Too long a length of pull with a thick coat on and you will throw your shots. May also be nice to show where the balance point of the rifle is. This makes it so much easier to decide if this rifle is a candidate for buying.
As I previously posted the posted the LOP is 13 3/4", the balance point is pretty much right at the rear ramrod entry pipe.
Nothing English about it. It is a Siler Germanic lock.
His price is the cost of the parts before building. That isn't a bad price.
I like it except for the patch box. But I believe I could change it out. But excellent price and I am looking a deer rifle of at least this caliber. I'm just shy about not being able to hold it before purchase. Great deal though for soneone.
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Sorry, I overread that in the OT posts in between. Unfortunately too long for my short arms.
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