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Feltwad
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FFeltwad replied to the thread Saving Our Heritage.Go too the beginning of the thread where I have explained everything on both the barrels and stock . Feltwad
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FWell done Sir.
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FBeautiful😀
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FWhat a nice job.
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FBless you for doing this and thank you for sharing it.
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FFeltwad replied to the thread Saving Our Heritage.Enclosed are extra images before and after of this gun Feltwad Before After
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FFeltwad replied to the thread Saving Our Heritage.Once I would do a 12 hour shift for several days none stop but now things have changed age dominates Coming up too 85 years of age...
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FWhat a beauty! In my opinion, those old English percussion doubles were the finest smoothbores the world has known. Every one is...
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FYou will often find old percussion guns in poor condition with the metal work covered in rust ,the woodwork dry and worm mostly due...
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FI agree with Dave… it’s a safety device, like a grip safety (percussion), for reloading. If you ever hunted and only fired 1 barrel out...
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F@The Crisco Kid Thanks! The bore is in excellent condition. Bright, with no pits. It’s a .32 caliber… That truck is in its final...
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FI love the Pistols of the french gunsmiths. When I come across a few that I can pay for, I just habe to grab them. Finish by Gastinne...
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FI'm not an expert But I do kill a lot of Squirrels. I have an original English 12ga double SxS (No chokes). I load it as per VM Star...
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FFeltwad replied to the thread Thomas Ketland Flintlock Fowler..Thomas Ketland was a Birmingham gunmaker was the founder of the of the Ketland gun making who first began at 7.Lichfield street...
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FI dont know what pictures the others who've commented are seeing but what I see is a half-stock English birding piece made at Birmingham...
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