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    Mystery muzzle loader

    Thanks, I've actually have been in contact with a gentleman who specializes in New York arms co guns he hasn't seen any New York Gun Co stamped guns. His impression was that this gun was made between 1850 and 1890
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    Mystery muzzle loader

    Obviously a legend in your own mind, the end .
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    Mystery muzzle loader

    Sorry you feel that way, My impression was that this forum was for the inexperienced to learn from the experienced, if your responses are going to be condescending please do not respond my threads.
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    Mystery muzzle loader

    thanks. I went back and did see the post, is there a specific Crescent fire arms Co link you are referring to ,you indicated that by visiting the link it would be easy to see it was a Baker, so Im assuming there were examples on the site. I have searched several sites and was able to find lists...
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    Mystery muzzle loader

    I couldn't locate the post, I am still learning my way around the forum ,I may have missed it
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    Mystery muzzle loader

    i am leaning that way, most guns from across the pond are heavy on the proof marks this gun has the same number on every part, but then again some countries in Europe were famous for that as well
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    Mystery muzzle loader

    thank you
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    Mystery muzzle loader

    Thanks for the info, yes no proofs only the four digit number
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    Mystery muzzle loader

    Here are photos of my 10 ga percussion cap double barrel shotgun that I mentioned in my post. I was finally able to download them to be viewed.
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    Mystery muzzle loader

    I have a 10 ga percussion cap double barrel shotgun that my grandfather obtained in the early 1900s which I am trying to identify. When I obtained the gun, it was completely disassembled and missing some screws and fasteners. On the locks there is some scroll work and they are stamped "New York...
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    New member

    Good evening , I am and avid outdoorsman and hunter and enjoy locating and researching antique firearms. I like a good research project involving old long long guns and this forum has been very helpful in the past through previous posts so I decided to join
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