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  1. Unionville Militia

    WANTED Ketland Lock Parts

    Outstanding. Do you have a number?
  2. Unionville Militia

    WANTED Ketland Lock Parts

    Everything except the plate
  3. Unionville Militia

    WANTED Ketland Lock Parts

    This is a similar lock.
  4. Unionville Militia

    WANTED Ketland Lock Parts

    Looking for parts
  5. Unionville Militia

    WANTED Ketland Lock Parts

    Does anyone know where I might find some lock parts for a Ketland late 1700s early 1800s flintlock?
  6. Unionville Militia

    WANTED Ketland Lock Parts

  7. Unionville Militia

    Flintlock Pistol identity.

    So far I’m 9 out of 10. Still trying to find the manufacturer/maker. The “Ears of corn” theme is really cool. I’m hoping it’s a French trader pistol.
  8. Unionville Militia

    FFF-g black powder substitute

    Thanks. I’m new to muzzleloaders but an old hat with weapons 1900s foreword. Late to the party but glad to be here.
  9. Unionville Militia

    FFF-g black powder substitute

    Good to know.
  10. Unionville Militia

    FFF-g black powder substitute

    Perhaps you are assuming too much. Asking for clarification on milling down a course ff to a fff is an application question and not an acquisition question assuming the English language is still acceptable.
  11. Unionville Militia

    Flintlock Pistol identity.

    managed to rescue a damsel in distress…
  12. Unionville Militia

    FFF-g black powder substitute

    Any thoughts on where to source milling down for the pan? Stone or better yet wood mortar and pestle in extremely small amounts?
  13. Unionville Militia

    FFF-g black powder substitute

    I have a 1700s Boxlock with no proof marks (Belgian??) flint pistol and wanted GOEX but can only find Pyrodex P substitute. I’ve read that Pyrodex can be a bit corrosive and not the favorite for cap and ball (my other is a Baker London pocket pistol cap) I’m primarily focused on recreational...
  14. Unionville Militia

    Flintlock Pistol identity.

    Does anyone know what this themed “Ears of Corn” suggests?? Still having a tough time reading the signature and there’s no proof markings. Belgian?
  15. Unionville Militia

    Flintlock Pistol identity.

    Cleaned and ready for action!
  16. Unionville Militia

    Flintlock Pistol identity.

  17. Unionville Militia

    Baker London Pocket Pistol

    Very happy find today. Just finished cleaning up lightly and looking foreword to slinging some lead!
  18. Unionville Militia

    Baker London Pocket Pistol

  19. Unionville Militia

    Flintlock Pistol identity.

    Up close of engraving. Anyone want to guess on who’s signature this suggests?
  20. Unionville Militia

    Flintlock Pistol identity.

    Should I remove the shellac and reveal the engraving? I know everyone says leave it alone but that condition is a poor reflection on the guns workmanship. Thoughts?
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