No, meaning they run 'horizontally' or with the axis of the barrel, not 'vertically'.
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Matchlock pan & cover
- Thread starter tom in nc
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Here is one made and fitted just with hand tools by a friend in Finland.
Excellent work!.
Antti did a fantastic job making this musket.
Antti did every part like the original.
With this not being on a black powder forum, Can I post a link?
Excellent work!.
Antti did a fantastic job making this musket.
Antti did every part like the original.
With this not being on a black powder forum, Can I post a link?
That is incredibly clean work for using a modified saw blade! wonderful work
Mods,
Please remove if not allowed here!
Link to the above build .
Not a muzzle loading sight...
https://www.gunboards.com/threads/making-a-swedish-style-m-1620-matchlock-musket.1208562/#replies
Tob,
Antti had no perevious experience on work of this type.
He was meticulous in his details!
I have never seen such care in a build before.
Please remove if not allowed here!
Link to the above build .
Not a muzzle loading sight...
https://www.gunboards.com/threads/making-a-swedish-style-m-1620-matchlock-musket.1208562/#replies
Tob,
Antti had no perevious experience on work of this type.
He was meticulous in his details!
I have never seen such care in a build before.
Is surgery his day job?? Lol!
Just hand tools? Magnificent! Connoisseur of metallurgy !
Tom,
You can do the same, just take it steady and don't do anything until you know what it should look like!
If you start with no real idea, it will look like that when you finish.
You can do the same, just take it steady and don't do anything until you know what it should look like!
If you start with no real idea, it will look like that when you finish.
