Who Carries T/C flintlocks?

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My friend is looking to buy a T/C flintlock preferably a .50 but I imagine he would go bigger if necessary he may also consider used. If you stock them or can get one in reasonably quick please chime in. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks Bob.
 
Bobc

Is your friend convinced he needs a T/C flinter? There are a few other choices if he wants to be a little more period correct. Google up TVM and Tip Curtis.Both companies make decent flintlocks with the latter having lots of guns in the white.Tip will finish them the way you want.
If he buys a T/C,it'll cost him 500.00 and return him maybe 300.00.These other two makers will cost 3-400 more but you'll hold your value. The American buck is down right now,so time to make your move.
I've had good luck with T/C nipple guns,but their flinters,well...if you like rebuilding in the field...?:evil:
This is just my humble opinion.Others views may vary.
 
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Hello it's me.

I am the buddy. Absolutely no luck what so ever finding a T/C Rifle in this country. Russells has them back ordered for a year or so. SIR is getting back to me on a special order. Most US companies tell me not interested in shipping to Canada.
Are the Pedersoli rifles from Marstar any good? Some of their models look suspicously like traditions rifles which I hear nothing but complaints about.
I just want a nice hunting rifle, that will take a good charge and be reliable.
Anyways I am in a rush because I am up in the Arctic for another month maybe 2 and I would love to shoot a caribou old school style.
Cheers.
Brad
 
Welcome aboard Brad! Good to finally see you on here these guys will certainly help steer you right. This is a great forum lots of info and advice I would say it rivals any american board I've been on take a look around and enjoy.
 
Got One!

I have made agreement to purchase that Renegade. That should get me through the caribou/deer season.
But considering I have 40 violins, and had more than that many guns before I would say there's a few more flinters on my horizon...
Thanks for the help all.
Brad
 
maDDtraPPer said:
I am the buddy. Absolutely no luck what so ever finding a T/C Rifle in this country. Russells has them back ordered for a year or so. SIR is getting back to me on a special order. Most US companies tell me not interested in shipping to Canada.
Are the Pedersoli rifles from Marstar any good? Some of their models look suspicously like traditions rifles which I hear nothing but complaints about.
I just want a nice hunting rifle, that will take a good charge and be reliable.
Anyways I am in a rush because I am up in the Arctic for another month maybe 2 and I would love to shoot a caribou old school style.
Cheers.
Brad
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306-228-2949 in Senlac , Sask.
very good people to deal with. tell them Louie sent you.
 
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