I had a frizzen that would not spark at all. They sell a replacement but they are different than the one I have. I took my original one and refaced it with a razor blade from a 4 inch razor scraper.
I ground the face of the frizzen down about .030 and cut the razor blade a little bigger than the size of the frizzen. I ruffed up the back side of the razor blade a little with a Dremel. Got the best steel epoxy I could find. Put the 2 together and clamped with vise grips. The next day I took the Dremel and cleaned up the edges. Has been sparking ever since.
If it quits sparking again I will buy a replacement lock from L&R.
I ground the face of the frizzen down about .030 and cut the razor blade a little bigger than the size of the frizzen. I ruffed up the back side of the razor blade a little with a Dremel. Got the best steel epoxy I could find. Put the 2 together and clamped with vise grips. The next day I took the Dremel and cleaned up the edges. Has been sparking ever since.
If it quits sparking again I will buy a replacement lock from L&R.