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Re: What about French "funeral models"? Daryl Hallquist #670369 01/23/26 01:21 PM
Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 11,271 Likes: 1739 mpls, mn. Ted Schefelbein Sidelock
Ted Schefelbein Sidelock Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 11,271 Likes: 1739 mpls, mn.	Originally Posted by Daryl Hallquist I personally have never seen the term "Funeral Model" used by any gunmaker. Has anyone seen this or is it just some seller lingo hype ? Nobody posting here has used that term in almost 20 years. Hell, the first three pages feature a cast of characters that haven’t been seen in a long time, sadly. Ammunition will be easier to source in Europe for that gun, easier than my neighborhood, anyway. I would think it would be a great little gun to pursue European woodcock with on a fall day. Best, Ted

Re: What about French "funeral models"? David Furman #670372 01/23/26 01:53 PM
Joined: Dec 2001 Posts: 6,587 Likes: 420 Bozeman, Mt. Daryl Hallquist Sidelock
Daryl Hallquist Sidelock Joined: Dec 2001 Posts: 6,587 Likes: 420 Bozeman, Mt.	Ted, the term Funeral Model is used here as the post heading. A search of google, Guns International, and gunbroker seem to show that only sellers use that term. That was the point. One can see all black receivers from Purdey to Baker to Tobin. No hint of Funeral. Last edited by Daryl Hallquist; 01/23/26 01:54 PM. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1PqK3UImDCrsOrk6O_2DsovHXvaNSzliSiwaP35Y6PMk/edit?tab=t.0

Re: What about French "funeral models"? David Furman #670376 01/23/26 02:23 PM
Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 11,271 Likes: 1739 mpls, mn. Ted Schefelbein Sidelock
Ted Schefelbein Sidelock Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 11,271 Likes: 1739 mpls, mn.	I know what they are talking about when I hear the term. I don’t call anything funeral, except a funeral. Best, Ted

Re: What about French "funeral models"? Carcano #676080 06/18/26 09:27 AM
Joined: Dec 2024 Posts: 235 Likes: 58 Germany Carcano Sidelock
Carcano Sidelock Joined: Dec 2024 Posts: 235 Likes: 58 Germany	Originally Posted by Carcano As to the gun's appealing finish and execution in detail, I think I have now found the reason for my delighted astonishment. It seems that Soleilhac collaborated here with an MOF ("meilleur ouvrier de France"), probably with Roger Picot - who was nobilitated as MOF in 1936 - and it shows ! I have more info on Roger Picot now. When he was decorated in 1936, he belonged to the "gunsmithing class" as graveur-ciseleur, and he still worked in 1980, see here: https://collections.musee-art-indus...ale-112983c6-402d-4b89-9c42-25f9b9cf8ddf Here is a bit more in conspect: https://www.forez-info.com/encyclop...e-temple-du-savoir-faire-stephanois.html Carcano

Re: What about French "funeral models"? David Furman #676083 06/18/26 10:25 AM
Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 2,307 Likes: 123 Tulsa, Oklahoma Ken Nelson Sidelock
Ken Nelson Sidelock Joined: Jan 2002 Posts: 2,307 Likes: 123 Tulsa, Oklahoma	Time to update the term to “murdered out” Forget the funeral. 😏 Murdered out: Popular automotive styling trend where a vehicle is customized to be completely Black. Dodging lions and wasting time.....
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