Jason holgate
40 Cal
Guy I know has a traditions 58 flintlock that was converted from percussion its clean with some marks and dings what's fair money vslue
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Traditions 58 flint value
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Photos and brand of lock would help get you a better cost estimate. .
Larry
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I wouldn't give $50 for it.The value is between the owner and the buyer.
Jason holgate
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It is a traditions lock they brazed a pan onto it no pics
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I wouldn't take it if it were free! Sounds like a hack job to me.
Jason holgate
40 Cal
I ou couldn't tell it looks original to Me definitely not a hack job
How was the frizzen mounted? The pan, I don't see that big an issue with brazing it on, all it does is hold powder and contain the flash for ignition. How the frizzen is mounted is a big deal to me, if it's just screwed to the lockplate I am wondering how many times it will take the hit from the cock/flint before there are issues. If it's bridled, etc.
