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by welder
welder
Could use some help. I traded a Beretta O/U for a damascus barreled lever lock 16 hammer gun with back action locks and modest engraving. This doesn't thin the herd, but does bring in some more interesting stock!

My questions are:
Has anyone any knowledge of a P Werlig in Ferlach?
What is the DOB? Quite hard to read! Is the *9840 the serial No.?
What would be the damascus pattern?
[img:left]http://20171123_084115[/img]

[img:left]http://20171123_083400[/img]


Hope the pictures work, things like this get pretty cryptic for 72 year olds!

Thanks for any insights!

Welder
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by montenegrin
montenegrin
The proofs seem to be of the earlier kind, 1882-1891; Ferlach, to be sure.

A true Jones underlever would have a stronger T bolting; this is a simpler one, a derivative of the old Lefaucheux type.

Cheers,
Jani

https://www.doublegunshop.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=626222#Post626222
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by ellenbr
ellenbr
[Linked Image from thumbs2.imgbox.com]

There looks to be a datastring in the red paint & if so, that would date it post 1897. More than likely you are going to have to >>chalk<< the marks in order to bring them out for viewing.

Lep Pozdrav,

Raimey
rse
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by gil russell
gil russell
Raimey: Great to see your posts again!!!
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by ellenbr
ellenbr
Glad to be of the slightest assistance.


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I think this to be the preliminary datastring on the 1st pass....


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I think this to be the final datastring for the final pass..... I cannot accurately read the diameter though; 16.8mm??

Too, I will have to default to Jani for the date range..... My guess is early 1890s....

Serbus,

Raimey
rse
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by ellenbr
ellenbr
what might be the actual diameter of the shot tube?

If both of those datastrings are for the final pass, then there should be a preliminary datasting on the lower rib?

Serbus,

Raimey
rse
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by ellenbr
ellenbr
[Linked Image from up.picr.de]
Preliminary Datastring....


[Linked Image from up.picr.de]
Final pass Datastring....

https://www.doublegunshop.com/forum...rds=ferlacher&Search=true#Post642233

I carry & shoot a Ferlach Biksarica(Biks) almost every day but in either 8X57R/360 or or the 24 bore X 500 Express above..... I just checked several Ferlacher hahn guns & >>16.0<< & >>16.2<< are very common on the final pass for a bore diameter.

Serbus,

Raimey
rse
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by ellenbr
ellenbr
Back to the topic of discussion, might you take a glass or loupe and scan down the lower rib out past the forend iron? There should be a preliminary datastring....

Serbus,

Raimey
rse
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by ellenbr
ellenbr
I had pondered on the 43 Egyptian or the 11X52R Beaumont M71/78(11.6mm) cartridge but the dims of those cartridges are not close?

Serbus,

Raimey
rse
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by ellenbr
ellenbr
Hum, Ok......, 45-70.... I didn't even consider that. Pleasure us with an image after you fire-form some brass.

https://naboje.org/en/taxonomy/term/19

Pretty neat cartridge website that I used to load a 400 Express:

https://www.doublegunshop.com/forum...mp;Words=10mm&Search=true#Post569912

Serbus,

Raimey
rse
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