Anyone making decent flint lock reproductions?

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Anyone making decent flint lock reproductions?

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Really want a flint lock pistol but can't find any decent reproductions.
I checked Dixie Gun Works and have been through Gun Broker several times. Don't know were else to look.

Looking for military style pistols and just not finding anything decent.



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Re: Anyone making decent flint lock reproductions?

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Try The Gun Works in Springfield, Oregon. Joe Williams is a great guy to deal with, and he can arrange to have a custom gun built if need be. Here is a link:

http://www.thegunworks.com/



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Re: Anyone making decent flint lock reproductions?

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2ndovc wrote:Really want a flint lock pistol but can't find any decent reproductions.
I checked Dixie Gun Works and have been through Gun Broker several times. Don't know were else to look.

Looking for military style pistols and just not finding anything decent.



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I don't know anything about flinters, but I've heard/read in passing that Track of The Wolf is a reliable place to do business.

http://www.trackofthewolf.com/list/Item.aspx/608/1

You could find enough parts to make your own, and get exactly what you want.
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Re: Anyone making decent flint lock reproductions?

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I agree with Blaine , Track of the Wolf.
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Re: Anyone making decent flint lock reproductions?

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Pedersoli has a couple of military pistols available and the locks of theirs that I've seen spark nicely.



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Re: Anyone making decent flint lock reproductions?

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We do have a couple of longrifle builders on the forum I figure they can make a short gun too.
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Re: Anyone making decent flint lock reproductions?

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If you want a kit try The Rifle Shoppe. I don't think they sell complete finished guns but they do supply assembled and tuned locks. I have one of their Baker rifles and it's really nice.http://www.therifleshoppe.com/default.htm

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