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Drew, can you aid in attaching an actual image w/ the following types/descriptions from the 1840s? a)Gedrehte Läufe(canon tordu,) f.) b) Gewundene Läufe, Bandläufe( canon à ruban) c) Damascirte Läufe (canon damassé, f.) d) Drahtläufe(canon filé)
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Classic & Custom Single Barreled Sporting Rifles @ doublegunshop.com
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Was this Master gunmaker the gent mentioned in Nash Buckingham's "Are We Shooting 8-Gauge guns?"--
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DoubleGuns For Sale @ doublegunshop.com
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Metal-- just wondering, how could the front sight style affetc the push rod for the under barrel magazine tube?? RWTF
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DoubleGun BBS @ doublegunshop.com
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most any gun shop will have a chamber gauge... and for upland shooting, it is hard to beat rst 2 1/2" loads...
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DoubleGun BBS @ doublegunshop.com
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beretta and browning are the most popular... it would be great if your son could go to a big range, where guns are for rent...kinda like drive one before you buy one... for my money, the brownings are a best buy...
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Originally Posted By: StanThe oldest black walnut trees in my part of the world are in old yards, where a house used to be, and may be chock full of nails and other things saw blades don't like. It seems to have been almost a given that a tenant hous
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Forgot had this for sale.
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Prices are plus shipping (figure about $50 in the lower 48 ) and guns must go to FFL so make sure your dealer will accept gun from an individual. Thanks for taking the time to look... WBLDon W.H. Baker Batavia Damascus 16 Gauge/ 2 triggers/ extracto
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Larry; First & Foremost you have to "Understand" what you read & Cite. Yes, the pressures quoted are an "Average" of Max peak pressures. I apparently wrongly;y ASS-U-MEd that everyone here understood that. All pressures
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JB, you are absolutely right that any brand, actual maker or retailer, could get out a OQ1 gun. True makers used in-workers with requisite skill and contracted with with other shops and/or out-workers to fill in any gaps. I'll clean out some stuff
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O-grade, 12 x 12 x .32-40, 28-inch steel barrels, full pistol grip, 7 pounds 11 ounces, 14 1/8 x 1 5/8 x 2 3/4. No record of it being shipped or sold, but it appears Rudy Kostelecky, Rudy's Gun Shop, Cantonment, Florida, sold it to Ed W. Stifel, no
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Originally Posted By: Mr. Polecat I think it is most certainly 8x57JR rather than 8x57R/360NE. The rim recess is somewhere in the neighborhood of .510-.520ish, whereas I believe the 360NE was somewhere in the .6 area. The 8X57R/360 case Rim diame
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DIY Gunsmithing @ doublegunshop.com
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Stan, my understanding is that it does eat away at all the steel. The original cutting edge become smoother and wider as the rasp or file wears. I don't believe an acid bath can do a controlled sharpening, but I think there's more surface area on the
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You are right. There are other possibilities.
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Seems as if I won the Westley 12 bore. Vendor said that it was ordered in March 1882 for Rev. F.W.A. Bowser. Looks like a winner.
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Originally Posted By: bobskia carrier bbl is a new concept created to address the issue of weight. personally, I think its silly, since 99% of skeet shooters like to weigh their guns UP. the external bbl weight was designed to be attached to the 12ga
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Then you would know what flux is for & what slag is. Is this slag ? O.M
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SOLD
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if its just crud, clean it when you get it off. but, if the chamber extension is bulged, it may need some filing to on the wear point.
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DoubleGuns For Sale @ doublegunshop.com
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This Philadelphia Arms Co Fox Pin Gun, 1904 mfg is a sweet shooter! 12g, Choked .010 (RT) and .015 (LT), 2 1/2" chambers, extractors, some CC remains, over 90% bluing, beautiful wood, banjo style fore end release, top lever right of center, Krup
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1 7/8- 3 - 14 3/8
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bumped
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Great find! What is the lop on it?
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Two weeks away.
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Bump for those who didn't spend their entire toy fund at Hausman's.
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