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Interesting Anson marked safety mechanism. Thanks
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Look how well those internal parts are finished. Got to be a Brit.
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He has been apart a few times.
What is his family name ?
Sorry, just looks like he is a male gun to me.
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Putatively James Lang, but most likely trade sourced so some anonymous Birmingham craftsman. In any event, I am happy with the quality of workmanship and recognize that some servicing is in order at some point.
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Other than by disassembly, are there any functional or visual clues to having a "dickie-bird" safety on a gun? Can you feel anything distinctive when you operate it?
Also, that doesn't appear to be a Scott spindle. Is that the Greener design?
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Lloyd, it seems very smooth to operate compared to something like my old LC Smith. You may be able to feel the varying levels of resistance as the "dickie-bird" travels its path sort of like an eccentric cam lobe if I had to describe it.
I believe it is Greener lever work but I am no expert and would have to reference Haddoke's books at home to confirm.
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If you like the internal finish open up a JP Saur of that era.
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Lloyd, it looks like Greener lever work to me.
Dan, that looks like a very nice gun, can you post a top view photo of it?
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