Colonial era handgun

[Brian Gibbs]

So….I would like to acquire a flintlock, smoothbore pistol. Probably one In the .62 caliber range.
I’m being lazy and thought I would reach out here for suggestions instead of doing the research myself. Kinda pathetic, huh?
anyway, new to the handgun thing. Any help appreciated!

 

[PathfinderNC]

So….I would like to acquire a flintlock, smoothbore pistol. Probably one In the .62 caliber range.
I’m being lazy and thought I would reach out here for suggestions instead of doing the research myself. Kinda pathetic, huh?
anyway, new to the handgun thing. Any help appreciated!

I have a .62 Smoothbore I built that is for sale in this forum. Here is a picture but you can see the listing here:
FOR SALE - Smoothbore Pistol, .62 Cal.

 

[Sam squanch]

Save your dollars and buy a quality well made pistol. You will be happier with it and if you want to sell it you will get more $$$ for it .

 

[PathfinderNC]

Save your dollars and buy a quality well made pistol. You will be happier with it and if you want to sell it you will get more $$$ for it .

Indeed. Nothing like a skillfully hand-made, quality pistol with quality parts

 

[ArmorerRoy]

I purchased a used Indian made one on here for a great price. You have plenty of options out there.

 

[Sam squanch]

If you want an Indian made gun, deal with loyalist arms in Canada. They seem to back up their products.

 

[tenngun]

for loyalist, I can vouch for thier customer service and I would match my product to perdisoli

 

[Mad L]

I too for Loyalist Arms, great people, done business with them for many years now;
- Custom Shoes (I was on their very first attempt, shoes still going strong after all these years)
- Light Dragoon (first flintlock pistol I ever bought, Still shooting!)
- Early Naval Sea Musket (still shooting)
- Dutch doglock Blunderbuss (still shooting!)

 

[54ball]

So….I would like to acquire a flintlock, smoothbore pistol. Probably one In the .62 caliber range.
I’m being lazy and thought I would reach out here for suggestions instead of doing the research myself. Kinda pathetic, huh?
anyway, new to the handgun thing. Any help appreciated!

OK since your lazy I’ll try to explain.

Pathfinder’s pistol is Fan-Freaking-Tastic!!!
It’s based off a Ketland Trade but with some Georgian embellishments.

A Pedersoli Kentucky is 850 bucks on Midway.
The Pedersoli is decent but it’s not in same league as a gun like Pathfinders
You are not going to find any better for the price.
It’s a wonderful Colonial/Federal era piece.
It’s an apple.


The India Guns mentioned are......
Plastic oranges. They are not even real fruit but cheap imitations of fruit.

A real apple vs a plastic orange....
I can’t explain it better than that.