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If you look at the barrel it is english proofed Doubt it is a NY maker.....
If you look at the barrel it is english proofed Doubt it is a NY maker.....
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Family trying to Identify Antique Flintlock Pistol
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frogwalking
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The second pistol, the small percussion one with the brass frame, is a modern Kit pistol. I made one just like it in the 60s or 70s, and it sits nailed in a shadow box, rusting over my work bench. It may be worth $100 or there abouts.
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arw22lr said:
I took a look at the pistols at the Scottish Tartans Museum last week. They are Twiggs - English - and bear a superficial resemblence to the pistol in question. I don't think they provide any clues to the Adkins pistol. I do have a photo of the Museum pistols and will try to post it in the near future.
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Thanks still love to see the museum pics
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