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    Charleville restoration

    I have a repro 1777 Charleville flintlock I would like to have restored as a percussion weapon.
    I called John Zimmerman but must have caught him when he was having one of his famous snits and got frustrated with his conversation.
    Anyone know of a gunsmith capable of tackling this project?

    D Harrelson
    Last edited by D Harrelson; 10-23-2009, 10:14 AM. Reason: clarify age of gun
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    Re: Charleville restoration

    There is a conversion you can do that will still retain your flinter and still have it percussion and being able to switch back and forth. I know this guy had a kit to do it, Jim Chochole is his name and his email is Anteekguy97@aol.com.
    Last edited by Thomas Alleman; 10-23-2009, 09:02 AM. Reason: more text
    Thomas J. Alleman
    "If the choice be mine, I chose to march." LOR

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      Re: Charleville restoration

      Do let me know if that was any help and if he still has his kits.
      Thomas J. Alleman
      "If the choice be mine, I chose to march." LOR

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