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Traditions Kentucky Flint???
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I just bought a new one from a dealer in Oregon. The guy I talked to At Traditions said that that pistol has not been available for several years in flintlock. Must be old stock at the dealers. I haven't been able to shoot mine yet, but the lock sparks really well. The overall build quality is as good as any Pedersoli firearm.
I just bought a new one from a dealer in Oregon. The guy I talked to At Traditions said that that pistol has not been available for several years in flintlock. Must be old stock at the dealers. I haven't been able to shoot mine yet, but the lock sparks really well. The overall build quality is as good as any Pedersoli firearm.
I am also interested in this pistol. I just got the percussion version and like it. I would like to have them both.
Ghettogun, in another thread, advises against the Traditions Kentucky flintlock. Anyone else have any experience with it? Or any other recommendations for a shootable flintlock pistol along these general lines?
Ghettogun, in another thread, advises against the Traditions Kentucky flintlock. Anyone else have any experience with it? Or any other recommendations for a shootable flintlock pistol along these general lines?
hanshi
Cannon
Never owned one in flint but I've found production flint locks are a manure shoot. You may get one that works great or it may not work at all.
