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  1. The Muzzleloading Forum

    Feb 19, 2026 · Pre-Flintlock Wars Approximate dates for the purposes of this Forum: 950-1600 For access, PM Meriwether Threads 90 Messages 876 Bauernkrieg (German Peasants War) 1524-1526

  2. Flintlock Rifles - The Muzzleloading Forum

    Apr 19, 2026 · The discussion of Flintlock Rifles. We just launched USASporting.org – a nationwide network of pro–2nd Amendment forums for every state! We need your help to kickstart these …

  3. Pan Powder for Flintlock Rifle - The Muzzleloading Forum

    Oct 19, 2021 · Is 3F powder suitable as a pan powder when 4F powder is not available for fast ignition?

  4. Converting a percussion to a flintlock - The Muzzleloading Forum

    Sep 4, 2023 · I have a percussion Lyman trade rifle in 54 caliber that's never been fired. I'm try to find out if it is feasible to convert it to a flintlock rifle or not. Your suggestions are welcome. Thanks ahead …

  5. How long can you keep a flintlock loaded? - The Muzzleloading Forum

    May 4, 2020 · I'm sorry, but I really think this is a selfish and dangerous attitude these days, particularly with a flintlock, which can easily self prime. The number of accidents that have occurred with loaded …

  6. Pyrodex in a Flintlock? - The Muzzleloading Forum

    Feb 19, 2019 · The reason Pyrodex doesn't work for beans in a flintlock is that its flash temperature is about 450° higher than real black powder. So it really takes a much hotter spark than a flintlock can …

  7. Japanese reproduction flintlock identification - The Muzzleloading Forum

    May 27, 2011 · You need to provide a bit more information. Perhaps 35 or more years ago, there were some Japanese-made kits on the market. My wife actually gave me a flintlock pistol kit she got at a …

  8. Looking for info on fine tuning a flintlock - The Muzzleloading Forum

    Feb 19, 2020 · I’m looking forward to learning about flintlocks, their geometry, the different schools producing such distinctive styles and anything I can do to fine tune a lock.I’m particularly interested in …

  9. HALL BREECH LOADING FLINTLOCK | The Muzzleloading Forum

    Aug 23, 2025 · The only two flintlock breechloaders to be produced in quantity were the Hall and the Crespi. The first was invented by John Hall and patented c. 1817. It was issued to the US Army as …

  10. T/C Hawken Flintlock - The Muzzleloading Forum

    Sep 14, 2023 · A flintlock will have the nipple seat and the so called "clean out screw" replaced by a breech plug with a touch hole liner. Eliminate the delay by keeping the flash channel clear of fouling.