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    Mazzocchi Roma lock. Papal???

    Right on cue:
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    Mazzocchi Roma lock. Papal???

    Well, I dug around a bit and found this interesting tidbit from Papal Artifacts – The Papal Artifacts Collection In an article about a papal revolver "F.lli Mazzocchi Keeper & Manufacturer of Papal Armory In the first years of the 19° century Gaetano Mazzocchi had the privilege to be...
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    Mazzocchi Roma lock. Papal???

    They didn't as far as I know, but there was french influence it seems. I found thses two listings of papal arms, an 1857 carbine and an 1839 pistol with french influence. The markings on the 1857 are really similar to the one I have.
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    .54 barrel liner

    I have a cone in barrel converted 1814 common rifle. Unfortunately the bore was drilled out to 60 cal and is really pitted. The rest of the rifle is in decent shape. Are there any shops I can send it to to get it relined? If not, where can I find a .54 liner? All the suppliers I have found don't...
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    Kansas Folks

    I'm in St. Mary's, haven't been able to do much much muzzleloading recently, but I am hoping to start building and restoring a few. I am also hoping to become an rso at fancy creek. Are there any good clubs out in the Manhattan/Topeka area I can join?
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    Mazzocchi Roma lock. Papal???

    I recently purchased this lock (still being shipped) as the name Mazzocchi stuck out to me. Sure enough, I was recalling the papal gendarmerie pistols. Is this the same Mazzocchi who made the papal carbines and pistols? The lock looks very similar to my french 1836 lancer's carbine. Any idea...
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    Hi from Kansas

    Good morning! I was lucky enough to start shooting muzzleloaders pretty early on. My Grandpa's old kit Kentucky rifle was my second firearm after my Glenfield model 60. I mostly collect military arms and locks. Hoping to get a bit better at shooting flintlocks.
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