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Great job on that lock. What sort of firearm are you planning to use it on?
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The flintlock is a made in India. Identify malfunctions and their elimination
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Thats odd. I had a Ketland repro pistol made in India and it sparked far better than any Spanish lock, Italian lock or Thompson Center lock I ever had. Got it dirt cheap at a weekend rendezvous because of where made (IIRC $50.00) Fired it at least a couple hundred times. On the under side of the barrel, is was marked 1987, which was quite a while back.
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