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Does anybody know of....
Gentlemen, does anybody know of a manual or book or guide on flintlock maintenance/tips/tuning? I'm strictly a flintlock person and would like to be able to increase my knowledge of the lock works. I already have the book "Flintlocks, A Practical Guide..." by Eric Bye. Its a good reference...- Gabby52
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Tom A Hawks Peep Sight Review............
As for me, I only target shoot, so to avoid the sight from shifting I fold it down when I load and prime the lock. Then fold it back upright when ready to shoot. That way its harder to bump something thats laying flat on the wrist.- Gabby52
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Tom A Hawks Peep Sight Review............
I also purchased a folding peep from Tom A Hawk along with 2 extra apertures(.550, .625, and the standard one that it comes with .700). Installed it on my TN mtn hog rifle and went out on probably the last nice day in Wisconsin before winter hits. After adjusting it, I benched the rifle at 50yds...- Gabby52
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