I have a 3yr old Pedersoli Kentucky. It never has sparked very well. Applied casenit and it didn't really help. I would like this to throw a shower of sparks. I would like some recommendations for someone to make this thing do what it's supposed to.
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I recently sent in an older Siler lock to Cabin Creek where it needed a rebuild. Works like a champ!
https://cabincreek.net/
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Have you established that the frizzen is not hard enough?
That might be beyond my ability at the moment, but I will look into it.
Call Cabin Creek. https://cabincreek.net/
Thanks, I will contact them.
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Cabin Creek works on locks; no need to send the whole gun. I had a 1803 replica lock tuned by them; not cheap but they really know their stuff.
Like everyone else is saying. Cabin Creek!
Try Paul Ackermann at https://www.ackermannarms.com/
@FlinterNick got my Traditions and Chambers round face sparking like the Fourth of July.
What type of flints are you using? Pictures of the lock might help.
English flints. Will get some pics up soon.
Our own Dave Person on this forum.
I have also used Cabin Creek.
I have also used Cabin Creek.
every lock I own has been tuned by cabin creek and I have been happy with everything they have done
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