Brownie
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Looking for my first flint lock rifle. Caliber open wanting one at a decent price in decent shape and that will fire.
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WANTED Flint lock
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Dozens of them on here. You'll need to define 'decent price' and if you're looking just for a starter gun or one that you will learn with and still be happy with a year from now or plan to swap for an upgrade later.
Brownie
36 Cl.
My bad yes what I am looking for is a starter flint lock
westrayer
36 Cl.
Buy a good production gun.. T/C or Lyman. The money will be well spent vs others. The T/C Renegade has less drop in the stock than their Hawken so despite my love of the looks of the Renegade, I now shoot the Hawkens.
Critter Getter
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I have a Pedersoli Blue Ridge ( same as the Frontier but with a blued barrel ) .50 caliber . Has had around 60 shots through it. It was my first flinter. Very reliable and great condition. Let me know if this is what you may be looking for. Greg
westrayer
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Spend some time narrowing down your choices via reviews of different guns.
blackhorse
40 Cal.
I have two .54's I would consider selling
Do searches for the different brands and see which ones have problems. I personally regret now buying a "starter". Start out with a good quality gun.
Mind if I ask you they are
blackhorse
40 Cal.
Yes they are. One is a "Hawkin style" full stock with a Spanish barrel, I cannot remember the lock. a friend built it. I have used it to hunt big game in Colorado. The other is a longer barrel, full stock. Has a better barrel and I believe a Siler lock.
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What you asking for them?
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You guys may want to take this to a PM.
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