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My thanks to Dan, Newton and Steven for your input and the additional photos Dan provided me. In looking at everything, I find I have a stack of this is a Wundhammer rifle and a stack of this isn't. In my opinion the isn't stack is higher. There are some distinct differences in the comb and also some other characteristics.

That said, I now ask does anyone know of a maker who might be responsible for this? I rule out Ross King for the same reasons I must rule out Wundhammer.

I believe this smith had the skills necessary to produce a fine rifle, but feel that perhaps his sense of proportions, I believe known as the "golden rule", wasn't as well tuned. For now it goes in the racks as my "Wanta be a Wundhammer"

Dan asked if I would post and share the photos he sent me and I am more than happy to do so. With them included in this post along with Newton's photos, they may enable someone to identify what they have or as in my case don't have. He sent 10 which I now post for all courtesy of DanLH, I did crop and resize them, but all of the rifle is still: present.










My thanks again to all who contributed to this and the earlier posts. Hopefully you as I am are better equipped to recognize the details that might lead to another Wundhammer being brought to light.
Thaine