Tim L
Pilgrim
Who makes the best flintlock flushing tools, 15/16” across flats, pinned bbl.
Thanks
Thanks
Send me $10 and I’ll ship you one ... after you use it once, maybe twice, you’ll remove the lock, plug the touch hole with a toothpick and pour water down the barrel, then tip the firelock up & down a few times - then repeat ...
What does that tell you? Some accessories are a solution to a problem that never existed ... and only serve to separate you from your $$ ...
Bet I would knock the magnets off while cleaning. I am I am in the toothpick or feather stuck in the touchhole folk. I have knocked them off too. But unless you need pliers to pry the magnets off I see no better.
Never personally ran into a problem using toothpick’s with the exception of two flinter’s. My Bess and a custom J.Garner built one I have. For those two I use the tips of wooden BBQ skewer’s. I picked up a whole manure load of those for less than a dollar which will last me for ever.I have had trouble with toothpicks leaking as well. I have a small dogwood tree outside my shop and cut a small green twig to plug the touch hole with, it conforms to the hole better than a toothpick and seldom leaks.
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