frizzen covers

[Kicked Back]

years past I had a brain storm and discovered that saving" all" things made of leather was a good idea. Worn out, damaged, dirty, and so on. I needed a frizzen cover and went to my stash of leather pc's and saw an old glove...the little finger was the right size and I made it into a cover. you can take it from there but they work. have a great thanksgiving.

 

[exMember]

I like the frizzen cover. Just an extra safety to have when I have a flintlock loaded for a number of months.

 

[Buck Conner1]

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   Heavy leather and nice tight stitching which most seen aren't, have used their frizzen covers for years with no issues.

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Our new hammer stall is handmade in Tennessee from a nice, thick leather stock. A lot of organizations require these as a safety precaution. Grab one up today to help protect you from accidental fire!​

Hammer Stall - Frizzen Cover FC-577  $6.00​

 

[Buck Conner1]

I like the frizzen cover. Just an extra safety to have when I have a flintlock loaded for a number of months.

A good idea I have seen guys do if leaving the loaded gun sit for any length of time is using a frizzen cover and removing the flint. That way if the trigger was pulled the jaws of the hammar are not getting damaged when hitting the frizzen.