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  1. M

    Flint works loose after multiple shots

    BTW, I think the issue with thick leather is not a lack of pliability, but the impossibility of compressing it enough via the screw to obtain a grip that is secure under the greater forces of impact/recoil.
  2. M

    Hello from the UK

    Thankyou all for the warm welcome, gentlemen!
  3. M

    Hello from the UK

    I've been shooting all kinds of things for a long time, but acquired my first ML gun just 9 months ago. I now have 3 English ML shotguns: a 16ga DB percussion gun from c.1840, a 22ga DB flintlock from c.1825 and a 16ga SB flintlock that's probably a decade older. I've now shot a fair amount of...
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