Wts: doglock musket

[Mark Daiute]

Custom built 1710 era doglock musket, 11 bore

bore bright and shiny, lock is extremely fast

$1250.00 shipped. Postal money order or certified check

photos on request, seems I could not add them here for some reason.

[Mark Daiute]

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[missionary5155]

Good morning
Two questions on this handsome flinter !
Do you know who the builder is ?
What is the barrel length and who is the maker ?
Thank you Mike in Peru

[Mark Daiute]

Jeff Lowry, a student of Kit Revanshear made the musket,

The barrel is 42 inches long, length over all is 58" LOP is 13+"

[Mark Daiute]

WAG barrel was made by Colrain

[Mark Daiute]

bumpety bump bump

[Abert Rim]

Someone simply must buy this beauty!

[Mark Daiute]

Someone simply must buy this beauty!

I agree Albert, this is not your run of the mill production muzzleloader but a nicely made musket assembled from parts cast from original parts, no kit-gun this but a hand built musket from the early days of New England/England.

[Mark Daiute]

No musket shooters out there wanting a quality firearm?

[Mark Daiute]

musket still available.

[Mark Daiute]

Please note:

The exterior of this musket has had rust in the past, I have wiped it down and oiled it, I have never polished it as I wanted the patina. I have let the brass age, if it's yours you can polish it back up bright, I would not. PLEASE LOOK CLOSELY AT THE PHOTOS.

It was made by Jeff Lawry. Forgive me if I misspelled Jeff's name. The parts are rifle shoppe parts hand assembled. The lock is lightning fast and I have shot this hundreds of times with greased paper cartridges with .69, .715 balls and I have bare-balled it with .69, .715 and .735 balls. The lock is lightning fast. The bridle screw has been modified to take a flashguard. The ramrod tip was made using a cartridge case. I don't like that. The barrel was probably a Colerain barrel, it is 42 inches, I don't like that I would prefer a musket from that era to have a 46" barrel. I think that about covers it.