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Just have a thing for the Hatfields and have it in my head that I need a flintlock squirrel rifle. I suppose I could live with percussion too, since the L&R replacement locks fit (I think). I have several guns that I'd consider trading for or on the Hatfield or might consider a cash deal (I can always sell them on the forum and use the proceeds to purchase what I want).
 
Sent you some pictures via email. Let me know if you don’t receive them. I’m not the best with a computer
 
I had one years ago and bought it when I visited the Hatfiield facility in MO. Nice rifle, but upon careful examination, I swear it was made by Pedersoli. Mine was a 36 cal and is a spitting image of the Pedersoli Frontier. No nose cap or patchbox. Hatfiield's name was engraved on the lockplate. I spoke to Ted Hatfield. Kinda slick guy.
 
Interesting and thanks for the info. If I'm not mistaken, Pedersoli took over the operation at a later date and continued to make the "Hatfield rifles" in the same configuration, but I think anything stamped Hatfield should have been made in America. I had a Cabelas Blue Ridge rifle once and it was clearly a later version of the same design and was made by Pedersoli.


I had one years ago and bought it when I visited the Hatfiield facility in MO. Nice rifle, but upon careful examination, I swear it was made by Pedersoli. Mine was a 36 cal and is a spitting image of the Pedersoli Frontier. No nose cap or patchbox. Hatfiield's name was engraved on the lockplate. I spoke to Ted Hatfield. Kinda slick guy.
 
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Just have a thing for the Hatfields and have it in my head that I need a flintlock squirrel rifle. I suppose I could live with percussion too, since the L&R replacement locks fit (I think). I have several guns that I'd consider trading for or on the Hatfield or might consider a cash deal (I can always sell them on the forum and use the proceeds to purchase what I want).
i have a percussion .36 that i have owned for at least twenty years. it is NOT a pedersoli gun rust blued barrel, stock is reasonably figured. i would take 550.00. regards, dave.
 
This is a Wanted advertisement. It is not a place to discuss changing percussion guns to flint guns.
Yeah but this has to do with buying a rifle that didn't exactly fit what he was looking for. You could have said ...but it's pretty easy. You just unscrew the nipple plug and screw in a flashhole plug, and the lock switches with a couple of screws. You could have also provided resources to purchase them.

Mods get cranky when not enough ruger old armies come on to snipe I guess.
 
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