With a click of a trigger and the release of a flint stone against steel, black power explodes to propel a round ball through a long barrel toward its target. Yes, the flintlock muzzleloader ...

This trigger guard was found in a domestic garden. It has been identified by the National Army Museum as being that of a Flintlock Light Dragoon Pistol Circa 1760 - 1810. It may have been army ...

The flintlock firing mechanism dates back to the ... The basic action is that the trigger is pulled and a spring causes the striker, the frizzen, to strike the flint which showers sparks on ...