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Flintlock Pistol completed

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What type of device do you use to clean the barrel? Nice work.
Thanks- the barrel I used a file first and slightly rounded over the edges. Next I fit the sights in and dressed the base of the front one. After that I used fine sandpaper to remove marks. Then I used cold browning solution and deeply browned and slightly pitted the metal, which I rubbed out leaving that grayish textured surface. Finally I used paste wax to keep it from rusting.
 
Another great build. Sometimes no matter how much skill we bring to the table or how much loving care is applied by luck of the draw we find a flaw. Nothing more than just proves we do not live in a crack free world. Your work is fine-looking and also topnotch pictures, Thanks for showing.
 
I have just finished building this flintlock pistol today. Siler lock, GM barrel, Pecatonica stock and various parts from MBS.
I found a small surface stress crack (or maybe I over-wet it raising the grain?) on the side panel after dying the wood. I was so upset. Nothing takes the wind out of my sales than stuff like this.
I wanted to test fire it out but we're getting rain storms passing through again (got some sprinkles while taking these pictures). Hopefully tomorrow I will have a better opportunity.
Goodness, that's pretty!
 
Another great build. Sometimes no matter how much skill we bring to the table or how much loving care is applied by luck of the draw we find a flaw. Nothing more than just proves we do not live in a crack free world. Your work is fine-looking and also topnotch pictures, Thanks for showing.
I appreciate this a lot thanks
 
Got to try out the pistol today. I am certainly not a pistol shooter!
I shot at 16 yards and held the pistol butt-down on a table. I found it liked the .440 prb with .018 ticking and 30 grains of 3f.
The lock is pretty quick and reliable with just one pan flash.
I guess the front sight has to be filed down some and the rear sight moved to the left a bit.
 

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Little imperfections give it caricature. I had the same outcome building a rifle years ago and to this day when I take it out my eyes immediately gravitate towards that spot. LOL Super job though looks fantastic.
 
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