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#1
 2008-12-23, 02:04
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Flintlock Replicas
Flintlock non-firing replicas are very common and avaliable nowadays. Even ones with 'full working parts' are common. However, they're still non-firing.
My questions are:
What are the components used to make these fully working replicas non-firing?
And
How would one go about removing/re-activating these components to make my flintlock firearm fully working?
Please don't go into the whole 'But black powder firearms are legal just about everywhere, just get a license, just buy one, whatever. I asked the questions, answer them and discuss.
Cheers Mateys.
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#2
 2008-12-23, 15:05
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Champ69 
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Re: Flintlock Replicas
I don't know so i'm not going to post.
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#3
 2008-12-23, 15:19
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Re: Flintlock Replicas
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Originally Posted by Champ69
I don't know so i'm not going to post.
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You're a hardcore faggot
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#4
 2008-12-23, 22:47
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Sqwidgy 
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Re: Flintlock Replicas
these replicas usually state "cannot be made to fire". thinking they say this for the simple reason that they cannot be made to fire.
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