Hawken1980
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Interesting Flintlock in Walter Cline’s Book
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They were not common, but they did exist and a few survive to this day.
That one may have originally been a full stock and was cut back to half stock. Hard to tell from that picture, but looks like it could be a pewter nose cap. These are real common on full to half stock conversions.
That one may have originally been a full stock and was cut back to half stock. Hard to tell from that picture, but looks like it could be a pewter nose cap. These are real common on full to half stock conversions.
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Yes they did exist,
That is a great book. I have learned a lot and gotten a lot of enjoyment out of my copy.
That is a great book. I have learned a lot and gotten a lot of enjoyment out of my copy.
Hawken1980
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As have I! I think it is cool that Alvin York is in the book.
