Buffalo Man
32 Cal
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- Aug 6, 2020
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That's normal...on a new gun, the frizzens will be tested to see that they are hard and will spark.This is my first, but I hope not last flintlock. It is a Pedersoli Frontier .45. When I received it from the dealer and opened the package, I saw this scratch on the frizzen. Looks like it has been gouged with a piece of metal. Should I not worry about it or does it need to be smoothed over?View attachment 67823
I have bought flints from several laces, but you can go wrong with the English flint’s from “The Track of the Wolf” They work perfectly in both of my larger singer locks and are good for many rounds.Where do most of you flinters get your flints? Asking for a friend.....
it doesn't seem to be in the striking area of the flint. shoot it.This is my first, but I hope not last flintlock. It is a Pedersoli Frontier .45. When I received it from the dealer and opened the package, I saw this scratch on the frizzen. Looks like it has been gouged with a piece of metal. Should I not worry about it or does it need to be smoothed over?View attachment 67823
Where do most of you flinters get your flints? Asking for a friend.....
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