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 Royal Gun? Balto Arms? jack
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They all look alike to me .. Could we have a side and bottom view.. MDC
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From the view provided it doesn't look like an expensive gun but, the wood to metal fit is outstanding.
Last edited by Mike Harrell; 10/09/07 07:54 AM.
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The breech balls are very distinctive and should point to a maker.
I have not seen them before.
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Its a Balto Arms. I had one once.
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Am I correct that the breech balls are unique to Baltimore Arms?
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I think those breechballs will be seen on Hollenbeck Gun Co. guns, and maybe Three Barrel Gun Co. guns, too.
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Three Barrel Gun and Royal have the scallops but also have the characteristic Hollenbeck angle in the action shoulder. This one has a straight action back. Listed as "unmarked" 16 ga., restocked SG and believe it or not, Ripley, a skeleton buttplate.
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Rabbit, I was answering John's question. But, I don't see any pictures of your gun from the side, so who knows what the action "shoulder" looks like ? It has a Baltimore rib.
I think you will see Royal Arms guns without that "Characteristic Hollenbeck angle in the action shoulder".
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The ventral view of this gun shows trigger plate and thru lug very similar to Baltimore Arms configuration. No stamping on the trigger plate but I think Walt and Daryl have correctly identified it. Thanks. I was looking at Three-barrel and Royal but could not find pictures of baltimore Arms until today. Perhaps the rib is also a giveaway.
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