Identifying this mark on siler lock

[fastburn]

Can anyone identify this mark on this siler

 

[Cpt Flint]

That is a Haddaway Lock. I have three of them.

 

[fastburn]

Ahh thanks! Bought it at Lake Ticonderoga off a blanket about 10 years ago

 

[Cpt Flint]

Be extremely careful about removing the hammer screw. They have small threads and you can wring it off easily. That was a weak link.

 

[fastburn]

Havnt seen too many Doc Hadda . I do remember he said it was an original but couldn’t remember what!

 

[fastburn]

Meant haddaways. Big fingers lol

 

[fastburn]

 

[fastburn]

 

[fastburn]

Found this one hoped to find parts for it some day. No idea who, or what on this one

 

[fastburn]

 

[fastburn]

 

[fastburn]

Need some parts for this if anyone knows of anywhere to get them!

 

[toot]

now that is nice.

 

[hanshi]

A rare find!

 

[fastburn]

Blanket sale 10$ about 9 yrs ago. Need parts to complete it. Another rendezvous search probably!

 

[Flinty Scot]

...Or a good gunsmith.

 

[Kansas Jake]

Both are nice locks. If the second one was mine, I would be temped to try to make parts to fit it. Fastburn's picture gives you a good idea of what to make. On the other hand, if one doesn't have the skill or a minimum of tools, then finding someone to do it would be the next route.

 

[Eric Bye]

Found this one hoped to find parts for it some day. No idea who, or what on this one

I have one Sutter lock in percussion and another in flint - both seemingly the same pattern as yours. I bought the percussion lock in 1964 and used it for a few years on the first rifle I built. I have had the flintlock for a long time too, but I forget when I bought it. It has never been used on a gun. If you want to pursue this further, please get in touch with me. I have no plans to use either lock. Take care,
Eric Bye

 

[fastburn]

I have one Sutter lock in percussion and another in flint - both seemingly the same pattern as yours. I bought the percussion lock in 1964 and used it for a few years on the first rifle I built. I have had the flintlock for a long time too, but I forget when I bought it. It has never been used on a gun. If you want to pursue this further, please get in touch with me. I have no plans to use either lock. Take care,
Eric Bye

I have one Sutter lock in percussion and another in flint - both seemingly the same pattern as yours. I bought the percussion lock in 1964 and used it for a few years on the first rifle I built. I have had the flintlock for a long time too, but I forget when I bought it. It has never been used on a gun. If you want to pursue this further, please get in touch with me. I have no plans to use either lock. Take care,
Eric Bye

interested

 

[fastburn]

Interested not sure how to private message but ill follow your lead for further conversations