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Capt'n Jack Sparrow

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  1. No problem Don! Glad I could help, I have one hell of an eye :lol:

    I saw the Siler locks but as you said, the pan was German and not rounded and to save myself some time I used the Becky lock.

    Question I have is the gun Bill made and the real Perry, how far off do they differ? The Master Replica one has some pretty stand out diffrences.

  2. Sure,

    Barrel was made by a friend of mine who makes cannons. It was rolled out of steal with a thick breach to be safe. Cost was about $20 in steal and only a few hours of work. The dimensions where taken right off the MR replica gun.

    The stock was a small Dragoon stock of English Walnut that I had to mod into the right shape. I had the lock and barrel inlet left undone so I could do them. Stock cost: $45

    I used a Becky Lock by Davis given the right size of the base plate 4 3/8 off the MR gun.

    Lock cost : $125

    Trigger and trigger guard $22

    All other parts like the mask buttcap etc I pulled cast off the MR gun.

  3. After looking at Don's kits, the stock look abit off. The curve of the grip isnt as long gated as the real Perry. Being I have carved my own I know :ph34r: . Also, the buttcap, breach tang, thumb inlay missing.

    Not trying to be a gul but the pics of the completed gun show a diffrent cemitry.

  4. Had to chim in to this one.

    I am working on a firing CJS flintlock. I dropped the $200 and got the MR one and yes it came off the cast of the real Perry, London 1760 flintlock. I have also emailed the gun makers who copied the real one so not to fire it for the movies, Mike Lea was one of makers who replicated the working one for the movie.

    Sad to say the other gentalman past away two weeks ago, his widow has all the mesherments and what not for duplicating the gun. Mike isnt going to pester her in her time of loss right now. So that is kinda a dead end for right now. He can make one for you but look at very very high price. (the price always goes up when a crafter makes something for a movie). Disney paid $6500+ for two flintlocks made by them.

    But anywho, I have a friend who turns cannon barrels and is turning a flintlock barrel for mine and I have the stock template ready for the English Walnut it is made from. If the over all cost isnt to bad at the end of the project we may sell a small run of them.

  5. Here's his copy cut directly from the listing that Ace of Harbor Bay just linked to:

    ORIGINAL MOVIE PROP

    "PIRATE BONE BOX"

    From the Block Buster

    PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN

    Now is you time to own a piece of MOVIE HISTORY.  You are Bidding on a Original Movie Prop used in the Pirates of the Caribbean.  This was used as a background prop.

    I stand corrected. Wow, someone really should stop him. I think we should send an army of Jack Sparrow clones after him... ;)

    Let me at him!!!!

  6. You know I think about this more and more. I wish I could change my forum name? Can i? I came up with my own pirate prosona and my own costume because people only see you as one thing being Jack. I have been doing Sparrow for 3 years now and its time to move to something more self done and not ride the wave someone already made.

    I leard this over this year when I wanted to play music with my fellow ren-peeps but nobody would ask me to join in as they only knew me as Sparrow. Its nerve racking.

  7. Here's his copy cut directly from the listing that Ace of Harbor Bay just linked to:

    ORIGINAL MOVIE PROP

    "PIRATE BONE BOX"

    From the Block Buster

    PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN

    Now is you time to own a piece of MOVIE HISTORY.  You are Bidding on a Original Movie Prop used in the Pirates of the Caribbean.  This was used as a background prop.

    I stand corrected. Wow, someone really should stop him. I think we should send an army of Jack Sparrow clones after him... :blink:

    Clone 001 reporting for duty!

  8. But... Any ideas all? Besides talking with Track of the Wolf? Dixie Gunworks? Anyone else who would be inclined to make them?

    :lol:

    I hates to perhaps burst yer bubble, but any maker worth his salt would charge upwards of $1000 to build a hand made piece like the one you want. You may want to approach some custom gunmakers with the proposal, backed up with cash.

    Perhaps you can find someone to modify an existing production weapon for your purposes.....

    >>>>>> Cascabel

    That's the problem with the US, I get costum stuff made over in Itali and is always cheaper. Tells you something. Why is it like this?

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