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  1. J

    WANTED Schiavona sword

    Italian basket hilt sword. Will also look at any other European Renaissance weapons and armor.
  2. J

    Vintage Replica Wheellocks made in Spain

    First and foremost, I've seen amazing Wheellock work from a man named Bolek Maciaszczyk, who I would probably recommend first. Or, the Rifle Shoppe also seems like a reputable maker. I think either would be good to work with on such a custom project, although it would be expensive.
  3. J

    Vintage Replica Wheellocks made in Spain

    Well of course not after 1800, that's much after the hay day of these guns. Double wheellocks did exist in the 17th century, from repeaters, double barrels and even revolvers, and some of these were even breach loading. It'd be possible, although I'm not sure how it'd be a shotgun. It would be a...
  4. J

    Spanish Jukar

    I'm sorry that this is irrelevant to the thread, guys. Zimmerstutzen, is there a better way for me to contact you about the Wheellock? I don't think my messages are going through to you.
  5. J

    Vintage Replica Wheellocks made in Spain

    Thank you for your suggestion. I love the looks of the Wheellocks on Pirate Fashions, but unfortunately I can't afford something like that. I'm more in search of a non-firing Wheellock which is strictly decorative, or a prop. I will post pictures/links to examples later.
  6. J

    Vintage Replica Wheellocks made in Spain

    Do you happen to know about these vintage non-firing replicas?
  7. J

    Vintage Replica Wheellocks made in Spain

    I love Bolek's work, but I would prefer something non-firing. What kind are you working on?
  8. J

    Vintage Replica Wheellocks made in Spain

    Hello everybody! I love and collect European Renaissance-era weapons and armor, and I love firearms of the time -- but especially, I have a thing for the Wheellock. I have only seen about 3-5 or so on the entire internet, but apparently there used to be non-firing replica Wheellock pistols made...
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