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U.S. model 1795 flintlock musket frizzen spring
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U.S. model 1795 flintlock musket frizzen spring

U.S. Military Flintlock Musket, U.S. 1795 Springfield Flintlock Musket

Sold by Butch Schoeller

Also called feather springUSM95LKP7

Price and availability

$20.00Catalogue preview

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Listed for the U.S. Military Flintlock Musket. Choose your gun and every part will say whether it’s made for it.

What you’ll need to do

This part is sold as cast: expect to clean it up and fit it to your gun, and to harden or temper steel parts that take wear. The description below says exactly what this one needs.

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About this part

U.S. model 1795 flintlock musket frizzen spring. Cast in 6150 spring steel. Comes as cast and will need finished and tempered. U.S. model 1795 flintlock musket frizzen spring. Cast in 6150 spring steel. Comes as cast and will need finished and tempered. .

Origin and attribution

This is a modern reproduction, made to the original pattern. It is not an original period part and is not sold as one.

Details

Origin
Reproduction
Listed for
U.S. Military Flintlock Musket, U.S. 1795 Springfield Flintlock Musket
Kind of part
Frizzen Spring
Stock number
USM95LKP7

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