Down-Sized Flintlocks

[musketman]

This is too cool not to share...

Here is a miniature lock with the main spring compressed, this is a real working exact copy of original early American firearm in miniature...

This one-of-a-kind DLB miniature flintlock actually fires a real .177-caliber pellet!

Remember, ALL guns can kill, no matter how small!!!

 

The rifle pistol match set would have to be at least 10 caliber magnum /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif ::

 

That's some mighty fine work!

 

[Huntinfool]

Kool thank you musketman for sharing those little darlins!

 

[connerm]

All you have to do to make your own is to pour hot water over your regular-size lock. Go ahead. Try it. (message intended to be sent yesterday)

 

[musketman]

All you have to do to make your own is to pour hot water over your regular-size lock. Go ahead. Try it. (message intended to be sent yesterday)

You could also put it in the dryer and shrink them that way... :haha: :bull:

Three Colt Model 1855 revolvers with variations in the finish.

 

[riarcher]

Sheez!
My big old "pudgy didgets" have enough trouble in normal fire arms.
How effective are they on Fire Ants?

 

[Zonie]

I wonder what grain size of powder you would need for the flinter? FFFFFg in the bore and FFFFFFg in the pan?

Those are truly works of art!
I can tell just by looking at them, and I don't even know Art. ::

 

[bob1961]

where can i get one of those pistols................bob

 

[musketman]

What if we're looking at this the wrong way?

Maybe its just extra large coins and a giant pencil held by the world's largest man to give the illusion of miniature sized firearms, not really... :winking: :haha:

They are true works in miniature...