Perhaps the most popular style of flint lock found on fine original antique American longrifles, this attractive medium size rifle lock is based on our best Siler internal lock parts. You can be assured of long life, and easy service, if ever needed.
Notice the pointed tail and rounded pan of the lock plate. The tail of the lock plate is slightly lower than the raised panel that forms the lock plate, separated by an attractive molding. The raised panel is surrounded by a chamfered edge.
The frizzen glides over a roller bearing on the frizzen spring, which is retained by a hidden mounting screw. The Ketland family of lock makers were quick to incorporate the best new features in their rifles, fowlers, and flint locks.
World famous, the Ketland family of English gun and flint lock makers opened an American branch, to supply our large market.
Neatly assembled, polished inside, and well tuned, this attractive Golden Age era flint lock features a fly detent in the tumbler, which causes the sear tip to ride over the half-cock safety notch, to allow the use of a set trigger.
Ideal for use on a best quality Golden Age era American longrifle, circa 1790 to 1820, this lock is a wise choice, not only for its use of Siler internals with proven geometry and high reliability, but also for its correct style, and good sparking ability. This well made Classic Ketland flint lock is the work of Mr. Jim Chambers, whose skill is appreciated by flint shooters. His locks make sparks that sizzle.
We recommend using this lock with a 13/16” octagon barrel, up to a 1” octagon barrel. This will allow the top of the pan to be positioned on the centerline of the side flat of the barrel, without causing the mainspring to touch the diagonal flat.
Not yet pre-inlet into any preshaped stock, this new lock will be much appreciated by skilled gunmakers who have mastered the simple technique of hand inletting the lock, to create a unique rifle.
We recommend that you order a dozen Flint-#ENG-6 English 3/4" gun flints, too.
This lock is shown at exact-full-size, in Track's new catalog for gunmakers and gunsmiths.
Notice the pointed tail and rounded pan of the lock plate. The tail of the lock plate is slightly lower than the raised panel that forms the lock plate, separated by an attractive molding. The raised panel is surrounded by a chamfered edge.
The frizzen glides over a roller bearing on the frizzen spring, which is retained by a hidden mounting screw. The Ketland family of lock makers were quick to incorporate the best new features in their rifles, fowlers, and flint locks.
World famous, the Ketland family of English gun and flint lock makers opened an American branch, to supply our large market.
Neatly assembled, polished inside, and well tuned, this attractive Golden Age era flint lock features a fly detent in the tumbler, which causes the sear tip to ride over the half-cock safety notch, to allow the use of a set trigger.
Ideal for use on a best quality Golden Age era American longrifle, circa 1790 to 1820, this lock is a wise choice, not only for its use of Siler internals with proven geometry and high reliability, but also for its correct style, and good sparking ability. This well made Classic Ketland flint lock is the work of Mr. Jim Chambers, whose skill is appreciated by flint shooters. His locks make sparks that sizzle.
We recommend using this lock with a 13/16” octagon barrel, up to a 1” octagon barrel. This will allow the top of the pan to be positioned on the centerline of the side flat of the barrel, without causing the mainspring to touch the diagonal flat.
Not yet pre-inlet into any preshaped stock, this new lock will be much appreciated by skilled gunmakers who have mastered the simple technique of hand inletting the lock, to create a unique rifle.
This lock is shown at exact-full-size, in Track's new catalog for gunmakers and gunsmiths.
FLINT-ENG-6
English gun flint, 3/4 x 7/8", standard rifle, large Siler, L&R, most others. We are temporarily limiting purchase of this item to twelve per order. We will manually edit your order if your order exceeds that amount.
LOCK-GA-FR-FSX
frizzen spring screw, 6-40 thread, inside mount
LOCK-GA-FR-TU
Tumbler, 8-32 tapped, tempered, cut for fly
LOCK-GA-FR-TX
Tumbler screw, .5" diameter head, 8-32 thread
LOCK-KL-FK-CO
cock, 1.45" throw, wax cast steel, as cast
LOCK-KL-FL-CO
cock, 1.45" throw, wax cast steel, tapped 12-24 thread
LOCK-KL-FL-FS
frizzen spring, tempered, with roller
LOCK-KL-FL-FX
frizzen screw, .820" length, 8-32 thread
LOCK-KL-FL-TJ
top jaw, .83 x .85 oval, with .21" hole
LOCK-SL-FK-BR
Bridle, wax cast steel, as cast, use two screws
LOCK-SL-FK-BX
Bridle screw, .51" long, 8-32 thread, use two
LOCK-SL-FK-MS
Mainspring, wax cast steel, tempered
LOCK-SL-FK-SS
Sear spring, die formed steel, tempered, use 8-32 screw
LOCK-SL-FK-SSX
Sear spring screw, .53" length, 8-32 thread
LOCK-SL-FK-SX
Sear screw, .71" length, 8-32 thread
LOCK-SL-FL-FL
Fly detent, tempered, long, wax cast steel, fits right, left, large, or small Siler locks
LOCK-SL-FL-SE
Sear, tempered, integral bearings, use 8-32 screw
LOCK-SQA-FR-FR
frizzen, as cast, requires fitting
LOCK-SS-FK-TJX
Top jaw screw, slotted, 12-24 thread
TOOL-VISE
Mainspring Vise,
to safely compress a mainspring
TOOL-VISE-DX
Mainspring Vise,
deluxe English style,
for safely compressing a mainspring,
made in the U.S.A.
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