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 Re: Reilly Box Lock - Best Gun
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Jun 9th a 10:48 PM
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| by Argo44 |
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Thanks Mr. Para. That is a very interesting and apt observation.
I believe Reilly like Greener must have had a license from Westley Richards. There are about 7 existing Reilly's built from 1881 to 1888 it would seem on the Westley Richards type top lever/doll's head. None of them have any W-R markings.
In addition, thanks also for your comment on Box-locks and "best gun". I think I will tell the correspondent that it is a consensus that this should be considered a "best gun" from Reilly based on the quality of the build, its components and engraving.
Gene
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