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    Help Id an early 1800s english smoothbore shortstock

    Here are some pictures with a slightly better view, and I added the end of the barrel that has some decorating work on it if it helps...
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    Help Id an early 1800s english smoothbore shortstock

    Thanks, I'm adding some pictures to see better, but the marks are well worn off.
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    Help Id an early 1800s english smoothbore shortstock

    Thanks Dave, how are you able to tell its from after 1850? Here is where I found my info about the approx. dates :
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    Help Id an early 1800s english smoothbore shortstock

    Hi, looking for help finding more info on this old caplock smoothbore muzzleloader that's about 20 gauge (its the size of wads that fit in...). 1st picture, under the barrel, close to the nipple, from the proof marks, I understand it might have been proofed in 1815-1855 (BPC and V mark only)...
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