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Hello All Using an antique Sony Mavica FD73 with its 3 1/4 disk format and lights in the bathroom, this is as good as I could get a Dog on my Paragon grade Baker 
Last edited by skeettx; 02/13/11 06:33 PM.
USAF RET 1971-95 ![[Linked Image from jpgbox.com]](http://www.jpgbox.com/jpg/57865_80x60.jpg)
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jOe, your picture of that center draft lock is very similar to the early Syracuse L.C. Smith hammer locks that stayed into production in Fulton and was changed in 1899.
That set up is almost identical. I refer to them as a 5 pin 2 screw lock but it is a Center Draft Lock or bar action.
What is this from, it looks to be a high quality gun.
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 Stanton locks out of my 1871 W.&C.Scott.
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That is a SWEET gun jOe, can't get a whole lot better than a lovely old Scott...nice one
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Beautiful gun, Joe. I'd love to see more pix of it with that same photo quality. I bet I'm not alone.
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Classy lookin gun, Joe. You do have some treasures you've been hidin.
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Keeping it simple. I just use a good point and shoot camera, hand held, set on a high resolution (important), and use a combination of ambient light and plain old incandesant bulbs. I normally shut off the flash. Use a good photo editing program (very important). It works and that's about as complex as I want to go. (Williams and Powell, Liverpool, ca. 1875? The scrolls in the engraving are so small they have to be magnified to appreciate.) 
When an old man dies a library burns to the ground. (Old African proverb)
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Great picture Joe, what a work of art.
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Joe That's a great shot that shows that beautiful gun detail very well. Great depth of field for a macro shot. Some PnS cameras do a great job of macro work. I had one, maybe still do, that was hard to beat with my Nikons and much easier to use to get a decent pic. Less equipment too. This pic was shot a number of yrs ago with that PnS camera using a desk lamp for light. 
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You have encouraged me to have a play with some close up lenses I had for Christmas. I still need to think about the lighting more and if I used my tripod I could shut the apperture down a bit to increase the depth of field. Photos of my Perrins - circa 1870 - was a 14 bore - now a 16 bore. They certainly went to a great deal of trouble adding detail that you could only see with a magnifying glass. John    
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