Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Muzzleloaders => Topic started by: osage outlaw on March 30, 2017, 03:24:16 pm
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I'm going to an auction in a couple of weeks and there are a couple of flint lock pistols there. I have no idea what these would be worth. Could someone give me an idea on what would be a good price for them? I don't have any information besides the pictures. The first one is the one I'm really interested in.
(http://www.auctionzip.com/Full-Image/2870585/fi19.cgi)
(http://www.auctionzip.com/Full-Image/2870585/fi21.cgi)
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Not really enough info. It depends on the caliber, and condition of the bore, antique or replica. They might go pretty cheap, if they're not in prime condition.
Hawkdancer
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The auction listing had very little information on them. All I can go by is the pictures until I can see them in person.
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Just a guess; The first one looks to be well made, contemporary, not an antique, $300 if the bore is good, perhaps a little more.
The second one is a copy of a Philadelphia Derringer, CVA, Dixie or something similar, $100 or less.
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Thank you Eric
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the derringer looks like a custom job.
I only say that because I've been SUPER into googling the old cva kits trying to find them for sale and I haven't seen a flintlock philly, but I mean I could very well be wrong too.
I think you're right on the price though, it's not antique so it would be a really good pickup if you can get it cheap.
for that matter if you get it at a reasonable price and don't want it I might be interested in picking it up at the classic.
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Um, I think your picture source has changed, I see a pump action shotgun and a six shooter...
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Yep. They must have changed the pictures on auctionzip. I'll try to fix it.
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They added more pictures of flint lock rifles.
(http://www.auctionzip.com/Full-Image/2870585/fi20.cgi)
(http://www.auctionzip.com/Full-Image/2870585/fi24.cgi)
(http://www.auctionzip.com/Full-Image/2870585/fi28.cgi)
(http://www.auctionzip.com/Full-Image/2870585/fi30.cgi)
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Where's the auction? If it's not too far I just might go to try for one of those rifles.
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S.E. Indiana
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I'm near Louisville
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I'll send you a PM
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👍
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Pictures of the lock helps to tell the story.......be nice to see more of the lock...................
DBar
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That's all the pictures they have Bill.
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How much do you think the flintlock rifles will go for?
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No clue. I've never owned any older style black powder guns
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Okay. Thanks anyway
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It looks like the same guy made all the long guns or at least most of them. The second one down has a Trade gun stock so it may be a smoothbore although it does have a rear sight. The last one looks a bit like a full stock Hawkens, the stock is pretty well shaped which says a lot about the builder. The camo top gun has a huge rear sight on it for some reason. The Bedford rifle looks a little funky, all the rifles have pretty good wood in them.
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The long guns sold between $300-$500 except for the one that was spray painted. It went for around $150. The big shock was the cool looking flint hand gun. It sold for $1000 :o
(http://www.auctionzip.com/Full-Image/2870585/fi19.cgi)
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Someone thought it was special..
Thanks Leroy
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Someone thought it was special..
Thanks Leroy
2 people must have thought it was special