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  1. Phil Coggan

    A new build.

    I was going to build this from scratch, but never got around to it, the pistol at some time had a barrel change for some reason, I borrowed it from a friend, stripped it and drew up the plans.
  2. Phil Coggan

    Brown Bess locks cleaning

    These are East India locks that needed a little cleaning, :D they were fitted to two Brown Bess muskets that I made in the 70's, with 42" & 39" barrels. There's a name on one of the locks which I can't work out?
  3. Phil Coggan

    This was a planned build.

    My Vaughn pistol., very eligant was going to be a build, all the plans were drawn up but I never got round to it! It's a real oldie 1730, note the backwards and offset trigger and no bridle.
  4. Phil Coggan

    Derringer build

    Another one from the 70's. With one "R" :oops:
  5. Phil Coggan

    Colt Navy build

    Made in the 70's from scratch, same as the others, hacksaw, files and lathe.
  6. Phil Coggan

    Another pistol build.

    The same as the last two posted, 70's, hacksaw & file etc. The engraving is before I knew better 🙂 Phil
  7. Phil Coggan

    Adams Double Action

    Made in the 70's, cut from stock steel with a hacksaw and filed to shape, a samall lathe was used for cylinder, nipples and fins, springs forged. I borrowed an original stripped it and drew up the plans. Phil
  8. Phil Coggan

    Wogdon & Barton Dueller Build.

    I built this from scratch in the 70's, from stock steel cut with a hacksaw and filed to shape, a small lathe was used for the screws. It consists of a waterproof lock with a slide safety, frizzen roller, tumbler detent which, because of the set trigger stops the sear engaging in the safety...
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