I'd like to find a flintlock pistol or maybe even a brace of flintlock pistols for use in reenacting and Senica runs. Willing to trade as well as buy.
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WITHDRAWN Wanted: .50 to .72 caliber flintlock pistol.
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How about a Pedersoli Harper's Ferry?
It would probably be fine.
It would be a little late for my 1780 time zone perhaps but fits all the other requirements.
Really looking for someone who has a gun safe dust collector in flintlock pistol form and might want something else.
It would be a little late for my 1780 time zone perhaps but fits all the other requirements.
Really looking for someone who has a gun safe dust collector in flintlock pistol form and might want something else.
Don't hurt yourself laughing inShane64,
That's how I got this one.
1867 Spencer Sporting Rifle.
Then I bought an extra breach block and converted it to centerfire, designed a heeled mold, reformed 50-70 brass into the 56-46 military Springfield Armory designed chamber it has and have used it to hunt deer for the last 10 years.
It was a little work but lots of fun doing it and so much fun to shoot.
That's how I got this one.
1867 Spencer Sporting Rifle.
Then I bought an extra breach block and converted it to centerfire, designed a heeled mold, reformed 50-70 brass into the 56-46 military Springfield Armory designed chamber it has and have used it to hunt deer for the last 10 years.
It was a little work but lots of fun doing it and so much fun to shoot.
I think I've found what I was looking for.
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