Has anyone heard of a Locks and Such flint lock. LS inside a box is their stamp. Didn't know if they were any count or hard to find parts for or any issues whatsoever.
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Flint lock brand question
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The Evil Mike Brooks
Never heard of it
Nope.
Johnny Tremain
Silversmith in training
Picture?
Never heard of them.
rich pierce
70 Cal.
Many Siler locks were marked by the assembler. Picture needed
Looking at it to use for either a Kentucky styled pistol or a T/C New Englander flint conversion.
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Never heard anything about that company.
rich pierce
70 Cal.
Many Siler locks were marked by the assembler. That’s what this is.
Comfortably_Numb
The Evil Mike Brooks
I have seen locks with that stamp before, I have no idea who's stamp it is.
Herman Stone Assembler
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Herman Stone assembled Siler kit. Originally Siler only sold kits. Others assembled them under their name.
Alice1885
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Yes he had a shop I believe down in the Carolina’s. He would come to Friendship and setup and sell his locks, of course this was back in the 70’s. He did a fine job on assembling the Siler Kits, which back in the day were both percussion and flint.
Hope this helps ya out.
Hope this helps ya out.
Thanks to everyone. It all makes sense to me now.
I actually have a complete Siler large lock assembled by them and he works flawlessly and sparks great. Bought it 20 + years ago
Snooterpup
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Yes, Locks and Such. I once had a Wayne Watson smooth rifle with that lock and a Robert Paris barrel which I stupidly sold. That lock was fantastic in every way.
