In an amazing 10-part video series, [Wallace Gustler] of colonial Williamsburg takes us through the process of crafting a flintlock long rifle circa 1700. All the videos are embedded after the ...

When I drop the hammer is my powder going to spark, if it sparks is it going to be enough to ignite the powder in the barrel,” Frye said about the challenges that go with a flintlock ignition.

“I shot my first deer right around Christmas in 2018 with a flintlock. It’s a primitive feeling. It’s a neat feeling when the fire goes off.” He soon realized he needed a rifle that was ...

One of the more unique firearm mechanisms seen in history is the wheellock, which used a spinning, serrated wheel to create ...

The flintlock pictured here is a typical British "Brown Bess" musket. Marks on the gun indicate that it was used by German mercenaries during the American Revolution. 1637 - First use of firearms ...

Charlie Burchfield is an active member and past president of the Pennsylvania Outdoor Writers Association, an active member ...

The Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC) honors the tradition and history of the flintlock rifle in the state by holding what is believed to be the nation’s only flintlock-only deer-hunting season.

Bill Harriman, firearms specialist on BBC One's Antiques Roadshow, told Making History that a flintlock is a mechanism attached to a firearm which produces its own sparks, doing what the human hand ...

Flintlock isn't one of those games where your ... and it serves as a sniper rifle throughout the campaign. As long as you have the time to line up your aim, you can drop most enemies with a ...

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