Flintlock frizzens on TRADITIONS Pennsylvania rifles?
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Flintlock frizzens on TRADITIONS Pennsylvania rifles?
by Kurt 11/08/23, 01:39 pm
Are they reliable? Are the frizzens hard enough and do the locks hold up? Thank you.
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Re: Flintlock frizzens on TRADITIONS Pennsylvania rifles?
by Admin 19/08/23, 10:24 am
havent had any trouble with mine. At times i have to weaken the frizzen spring as they tent to be a bit too heavy.
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Re: Flintlock frizzens on TRADITIONS Pennsylvania rifles?
by Kurt 19/08/23, 07:06 pm
Thank you very much for posting this, and for the time you spent doing so. I really appreciate it!
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