Flintlock Supplies

[nwtradegun]

October country is good, try contemporary long rifle ass. under contemporary goods and check there artisan list.ebay is a good source of used items as is frontier folks.

 

[pmc]

Another I like doing business with is The Gun Works. www.thegunworks.com .Joe & Suzi provide great customer service.

Pat

 

[don hepler]

If I lived anywhere near Dixon's, at Kempton, Penn., that would be my first choice. It's not too far from Cabelas,(maybe 10-12 miles).

Anybody, that hasn't been to Dixon's is missing out on the neatest muzzle loading shop in the country.

 

[GANGGREEN]

I just had a pretty good dealing with Muzzleloader Builder's Supply. They didn't have the trigger set that I wanted but within an hour of having placed on online order, I got a call from the owner to advise me and help me with a second choice. He was very knowledgeable, courteous and quick.

 

[greysmoke]

I vote for Muzzleloader Builder Supply. Good on-line or phone ordering, shipping costs are reasonable -helpful, friendly and family business.

 

[David W.]

I like Track, but I can drive to DGW.

Track of the Wolf,Dixie Gun Works gets my money :wink:

 

[paul54]

The Gun Works. Suzi and Joe will take good care of you. http://www.thegunworks.com/GunIndex.cfm

I also use Track of The Wolf. http://www.trackofthewolf.com/

 

[Amikee]

Track of the Wolf for sure. Few months ago I ordered a ramrod and they shipped it in usual fashion attached to a flat piece of lumber. Unfortunately usps driver tried to fold the package and broke both. I called Dave to notify him about this situation and he said there is no point arguing with carrier and he sent me a replacement for free only this time attached to 1x2x50 stick :grin:
What a great service.

 

[OcelotZ3]

I was just at the Gun Works yesterday, and have to agree that they are great, know their stuff, and have a huge inventory!

 

[ord sgt]

If you are in the eastern part of Pa., make the trip to Dixons in Kempton. Either take a boat load of money or have someone hold your money,so you have enough for gas, to make it home with all the extra weight in your vehicle.
Dixons is the place to go.

 

[Kenny54]

do you have contact info for tip Curtis?

 

[mr.flintlock]

I buy most of my flints and parts from Track of the Wolf. If I do not cast my balls I buy most of them from Midsouth shooters supply. They also have a good selection of bullet molds for those who want to cast. I buy .018 pillow ticking from places like Wal-Mart, Hancock's fabrics. I buy powder from Powder Inc.

 

[Spikebuck]

do you have contact info for tip Curtis?

Tip Curtis Frontier Shop
4445 Jernigan Rd.
Cross Plains,Tn.37049
615-654-4445
Tip Curtis email [email protected]

 

[Valley Forge]

Dixon's does not list products on their web site, but they DO ship products for customers who call in orders on the phone. If you essentially know what you want, you can call them and they will let you order by phone and they will ship stuff to you. Great people to deal with.

I was just there today. I've got a Lyman GPR, left hand, .50 Flintlock. Love it. I took a friend to see their shop and we came home with a Lyman Deerstalker .50 Flintlock, and all the new-shooter supplies, for him. If the weather is not rainy or icy tomorrow, we're taking the FL's to the range so I can get him started.