Need Traditions Flintlock

I need a lock to fit a Traditions mortise. Mountain State used to keep them but they've closed down. Anybody got one they'll part with or know where I can get one? Anybody got Traditions E-mail address or customer service #?

 

[tg]

L&R may have one in their replacement line of locks...and just out of curiosity how does this fall into F&I period? no flame intended.

 

[tommy b]

I don't know if this helps, but the link I have to Traditions is
http://www.traditionsmuzzle.com/:

 

[musketman]

Try the Log Cabin Shop for the part, they are well stocked...

Here is their link:
http://www.logcabinshop.com/


This will get you to Traditions doorstep...
http://www.traditionsfirearms.com/

 

[squirejohn]

ghost - Traditions flintlocks have a reputation of not being very reliable with respect to ignition. If this is important to you take tg's advice and buy a replacement.

 

Thanks for the information. This doesn't fall under the F&I heading, I just hit the wrong button yesterday. Good to know someone is checking the site though. Thanks again.

 

[BambiSlayer]

Wanted to know if you have found a traditions lock yet? If not (RMCSports.com)has traditions locks and parts avalable. Locks run around $82.00/parts and rebuild kits are also avalable through them. Hope this helps. :: BambiSlayer

 

Thanks for the post Bambi Slayer. Thats the first good lead I've had. Revamping this worthless gun has become a cheap winter project. I'm using up a bunch of the junk I've accumilated trying to see if I can get it to look like a real gun. Reshaping the stock, replacing all the plastic and aluminum hardware with brass fittings stripped from other reworks, even had a fifty cal barrel with a hooked breach that fits the channel! If I do it right I can keep a whole camp of buckskinners busy trying to figure out what it started as.

 

[Hawkeye]

Try an L&R replacement lock www.lr-rpl.com
Last time I was there Chuck Dixon had some in stock.
(610)756-6271 good luck

Hawkeye