anyone know where to find muzzle loader parts?

[tula]

any of you fellows know where a guy can source locks and barrels in Canada, I used to order from Track of the wolf but would prefere to find a supply in Canada.

 

[david doyle]

You need to shop in the states. Or you can contact Mr Clarke in Ontario for a canadian made lock, they currently run about 5 bills.

 

[plinker 777]

as in $500 Does he do work to old (1840's) locks?

 

[david doyle]

as in 5oo yep. that is tuned and turned.

 

[petew]

$500 for a lock? Is it made of GOLD and uses Diamond instead of flint? LOL

 

[mbogo3]

Track of the Wolf in the USA ships to Canada and has everything you could imagine at reasonable prices...but feel free to shop Canadian..........Harold

 

[Matchlock]

John Clarke

You are getting one of the very best locks made in the world when you buy a John Clarke lock for a rifle or shotgun. These are highly tuned locks, almost all come with Johns famous "Fly" in the tumber system and his work is second to none. How do I know? Because I have some of his locks. Tell him "Griz" sent ya.

$500 for a lock? Is it made of GOLD and uses Diamond instead of flint? LOL

 

[tula]

I'll check him out...I like to support Canadian builders.

 

[Ol' Flinter]

Try also Hilltop Musket Supply in Sask. They have a website but you will have to phone them to get details.

 

[mooncoon]

I think the number of canadians who commercially make their own locks are few and far between. The only person I can think of (an american) makes excellent locks but they are also at least twice the price of mass produced quality locks. Unless I am mistaken there are only one or two US companies making quality locks in quantity and for the most part they are distributed through companies like TOW and Dixie. I am obviously ignoring the numerous economy grade locks originating in Europe

cheers mooncoon

 

[cheetah_frodo]

If you want the finest lock made today, concider a Bob Roller at about $350. They are the equal of an 1800's London gunsmiths work.Not Canadian, mind you, Bob is in Huntington West Virginia.Say Derek sent you.

 

[Blueglass]

Al Parker in Strathroy Ontario can also help you out with parts as he has been building and designing Black Powder guns for well over 60 years now.