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Show me your fowlers
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Hi,
The first is rifled but built along English fowler lines from the 1770s-1780s. It will eventually have a drop in smooth barrel too.
This is English style from the 1750s-1760s. It is my favorite shooter.
This is a 1740s-1750s New England fowler inspired by the Hawk fowler in Deerfield, MA.
This is an early 17th century French fowler with converted snaphaunce.
They are all good shooters.
dave
The first is rifled but built along English fowler lines from the 1770s-1780s. It will eventually have a drop in smooth barrel too.
This is English style from the 1750s-1760s. It is my favorite shooter.
This is a 1740s-1750s New England fowler inspired by the Hawk fowler in Deerfield, MA.
This is an early 17th century French fowler with converted snaphaunce.
They are all good shooters.
dave
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That's a fine looking fowler.
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