TheDreadPirateMorgan

Ok, By now, many of you have handled the Denix Flintlock Replica's (REAL FL's ARE EXPENSIVE) and besides, you cant carry real ones in public, Ok, And By now you know that the hammers (Or Cocks) are inherently Weak at the neck, hence you cannot dry fire them much, Here is the Simple repair, modification that will add charm, realism, and best of all, functionality to these replica's. No one out there seems to know how to fix em when they break, I do. You will need Steel Putty, a Sculpting knife, Imagination, and time. Steel Putty can be bought at your local Auto Parts store, I prefer the MAGNUM Putty as it holds 1000 Shearing pounds, Its easy to work with, and during the curing process, its easy to carve and detail, Ok, Take the two broken pieces and tack them together with the putty, wait for like 5 minutes then carve details into it to blend with the gun. Simple. The Putty can be aged to fit the bill of a gun of the period, and best of all, you can do this on guns that are not yet damaged, then DRY fire away, (Or Wait till I post my, "HOW TO MAKE A REPLICA FL PUFF SMOKE AND FIRE!"

Captain H.L.Morgan, Esq.

WHAT?!?!?!?!?!? WHATS THIS I ERE???!!?!?!?!? YA BEST BE KEEPING YER PIECE CLEAN AND FUNCTIONAL ABOARD ME VESSEL!!!!! SUCH A SHOTTY MAINTENACE OF SUCH A FYNE GUN...... (looks old though)

It has been me experience that the fastest way to a Pirates heart is Right between the Sternum, at the Point of a Cutlass

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