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Re: Franz Kettner Cape Gun-Lefaucheux
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Oct 11th a 11:51 PM
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by Richard Saloom |
Richard Saloom |
I have three Franz Kettner firearms. Two drillings and one shotgun. When I talked to David Moses several years ago, he indicated that they were an actual maker and moved to the west at some point after the war. They had a location that was open until at least a few years ago. FRANZ Kettner should not be confused with Eduard Kettner.
Mine are well made and two have wonderful engraving.
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