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    Cut down Lorenz 186X Musket?

    Thanks to everyone for the replies. I didn't even consider that it could be loaded. No more testing the trigger. A gun is a gun even if it is an antique I guess. Since it might be loaded to me it seems I really only have two options: leave it as is or take it to a gunsmith. Though I'm not...
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    Cut down Lorenz 186X Musket?

    Hi, I'm new to this forum and muskets in general. I apologize for any incorrect terminology, I'm more familiar with swords than firearms. I came across this musket at a garage sale. I was told it was a wall hanger though at some point it was not. At first I thought it was some kind of carbine...
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