[Diesel McBadass]

Eventually id like a old school flintlock or such. Im into history, and historical guns. Just looking to see what these may cost.

 

[Baba Louie]

Pedersoli might be one choice to peruse. Fine replicas, these will not be cheap.

http://www.davide-pedersoli.com/guns-rifles.asp/l_en/idl_2/partenza_0/rifles/rifles.html

 

[Solideogloria]

Look at Track of the Wolf. Fantastic guns.

http://www.trackofthewolf.com

 

[papershoot]

Cabelas has some. I bought the one below about 20 years ago for hunting on a federal refuge that required a flintlock. I ended up trading it for a S&W model 19. Pedersoli has a good reputation for quality. No FFL required for shipping black powder guns. I have heard the guns made by Lyman are good.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/Shoo...hotguns/_/N-1115738/Ns-CATEGORY_SEQ_104641380

 

[mac66]

Loyalist Arms google them

 

[hogship]

The 69cal flintlock pistol here is a Pedersoli, doesn't get any better for quality.
Yes, they are expensive, around $500, but you get what you pay for.

 

[Valmet]

Dixie Gun Works out of Union City, TN

 

[Fox]

http://dixiegun.com/

 

[clancy]

Eventually id like a old school flintlock or such. Im into history, and historical guns. Just looking to see what these may cost.

I see from your profile page you live in New Hampshire. It is a ride for you, but if you have the time you should try to make it to Dixon's Gunmaker's fair, in Kempton, PA. on July 24 and 25. There you will find everything you could imagine in regard to flintlocks, and some of the best gunmakers in the country. It is well worth the ride.

I also recommend Track of the Wolf. I bought my flintlock from them, and they have some beautiful weapons from some outstanding gunmakers.