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In the early 1800’s, Germany was also trying to standardize their rifles. The 1810, was the first official standard rifle and it was a combination of the best features of all previous rifles. The caliber was dropped down to .58 and they went with a 28 1/2" tapered and flared barrel for better balance. This was also the only flintlock military rifle of any world power to adopt set triggers. The 1810, was the first German rifle manufactured with a bayonet. The Germans took extra care in the manufacture of their rifles and the workmanship in these locks and triggers show this. In 1835, the Germans converted most of these rifles to percussion and adopted the nipple safety, which is an arm that snaps over the nipple to prevent the hammer from contact with the nipple. This is from the J.R. Williams Collection. The lock plate measures 5 1/4" x 1 1/16". The throw of the cock is 1 5/8". 1810 LOCK PARTS BELOW
*Included in a Set of Lock Castings. 1835 LOCK PARTS BELOW
*Included in a Set of Lock Castings. 1810 & 1835 HARDWARE PARTS BELOW
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We stock many items, but each item is custom cast or made by us to the exact specifications of the originals parts, we have copied. Due to the investment casting process which we use there are sometimes delays due to this process which in turn requires patience from our customers, the average delivery time on our parts is between 60 and 90 days, if the parts you order are not in stock. We assure you that the quality of our parts is well worth any wait, as many of the items we make have never been offered by anyone before. If you are serious about the authenticity of your weapon then the time will be a small price to pay. Many of the pictures shown on this web site are of original pieces. We do not sell any original pieces on this web site only reproduction's of the original parts we have copied. If the item description does not say assembled then you are buying the castings of that particular item. To see the difference between an assembled lock and a set of lock castings please click the button below.
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