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Yepper 18 & 2 were those India plated barrel deals not fired.
The others, every lock was dirty and not a drop a lube.

These guns came from an estate where the guy was a competitive shooter!

NSSA & Flintlock guy ,pistol , rifle suppository types as well.

This is like near every gun that comes my way. The locks are either dirty or they're dry, no lube.

What gives , it's 1 or 2 screws a few minutes with a little cleaner and tooth brush does wonders.

SMH
 
Doesn't surprise me, back in the day, my dad did gunsmith work on the side (worked in a gunshop as a lad) and it's amazing how many people neglected their guns. For me, lock gets cleaned with barrel after every shoot but I do that with every gun of mine.
 

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