I would ask what's the budget? If your budget is less than a Kibler, go percussion. Kibler or more, go flint.
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Cap or flintlock
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What I've noticed is that when there's both percussion and flint versions of the same gun, the flint is more expensive, sometimes quite a bit more expensive.
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I recommend cap first to get the hang of it.
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I have cap and flint they are both reliable. Cap is simpler flint is more fun to shoot. Whatever you choose buy the best you can afford
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Anyone else notice this topic is the only posting of a new user? The drift I got was more that of a prepper looking to put something in their safe should all else fail. Based on that premise flint is the better choice.
