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    SOLD - Pending funds Capote Coat, Men's M/L

    I bought this coat many years ago. And I bought it a bit too small. Then, I was a men's size Large. Shortly after, and now I'm an XL. So it doesn't fit. Darn. Otherwise, I would keep it. It's in new, unused condition. No flaws. Made from genuine Hudson Bay 4-point blanket. Fringe on...
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    Original or Replica ?

    I'm not an expert, but does this look like a Pedersoli replica ? Possibly de-farbed ? Very little in the description. Rick...
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    SOLD Pedersoli Kodiak .58 X .58 Double Rifle - NEW

    Hi ALL. I've finally reaching the age where I need to start "thinning the herd". So I will likely be starting to sell off some highly desirable muzzle loaders. No one in my Family has any interest. So, here is the first one now for sale: Description: As stated above. The only markings on...
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    An Early Miquelet Wall Gun

    Thought a few of you might like to see this one. Belongs to a collector friend. To me, the most interesting parts being the lock plate and butt stock. Carry-overs from the wheellock period. And note the sear/trigger bar assembly. That trigger bar piece being the same as the missing part...
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    Early European Flintlock Pistol

    Hello ALL. Happy Valentines Day. Here is a pistol from my collection. It's not been abused, but well used. I believe this pistol pre-dates 1750. Some interesting features: . The only marking on the gun is a #2 on the rear, top flat at the breech. Likely, originally made as a pair, with...
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    New (to me) Canteen

    Here is a really neat primitive style canteen. All hand-made wood body, leather covered. Someone put a lot of work into this. Couldn't pass it up at $25.00. Rick
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    Scandinavian Lock Mystery Solved

    Hello ALL. Here is a Thread I posted almost 4 years ago. Some of you may remember. While this beautiful, original lock was in new condition, there was a mystery. There was no trigger bar/sear assembly to move the sear spring inward to release the cock for firing. And there was no fixture or...
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    India Torador Matchlock Wall Gun

    Merry Christmas to ALL. A Christmas present to myself. LOL General Specs: Description: Torador Matchlock Wall Gun. Probably from Central or Northern India. Maybe sometime from the earlier 19th Century. No markings on the gun, except rack/capture numbers stamped on the barrel and stock...
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    Firing an original Algerian musket....

    I found this Thread in the "General Muzzle Loading" section. Thought I would post the Link in this section for those who missed it (including myself). While he mis-identifies the gun, it's still cool to watch. Rick https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/islamic-doglock-musket.167523/
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    Fake Hawken Rifle ?

    https://www.invaluable.com/auction-lot/fine-original-samuel-hawken-1-2-stock-perc-rifle-114-c-d8c43faa33?objectID=184029007&algIndex=upcoming_lots_prod&queryID=eb394bfb1789cac7b220a6b946caa4a0
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    Indian Torador Matchlock Musket Bore

    I just found this short video that shows a camera going down the bore. At the end of the travel, you can see what's called the narrow section, then travels to the larger powder chamber at the breech end. First time I've seen this on film. The barrel of my Torador musket originally looked like...
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    Flintlock Lock Identification

    Hello ALL. I have a detached flintlock lock (only) stamped on the inside of the lock plate: G.L. White. 1986. Does anyone recognize this name ? Thanks for any help. Rick
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    Sharps Rifle - Yore Supply Tubes

    Has any of you percussion Sharps shooters tried these tubes ? Just curious... Rick https://yoresupply.com/ShellTube.html
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    A Wheellock - Lock

    Lately, there seems to be a lot of discussion on wheellocks. So I thought I would post some pics for one of the locks in my collection. I picked this up from a dealer while at the Baltimore Antique Arms Show a number of years ago. This is what is commonly referred to as a Double Pawl...
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    WANTED Afghan Jezail "Parts" Gun

    Some of you may have one of these guns in your collection. I'm primarily looking for a trigger guard (iron or brass) with the long tail, which was the most common for these guns. But willing to purchase an entire gun that is in so called "Parts Condition" that I can scavenge from. LOL I know...
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    English Belt Pistol

    Here is what could be called a typical English belt pistol. Maybe about 1845-60. It's nicely silver mounted and engraved, but not overly done. It has a hook-breach barrel and is about .40 caliber with 7-groove rifling. Top of the barrel marked "London". No other markings or stamps. Still...
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    Traditional M/L Guns from Afghanistan

    Since the Ottoman/Caucasian/India Threads brought so much interest, I thought I would start yet another............ Based on the quantity of original remaining specimens today. What appears to have been the most popular long gun with local Afghan tribesmen during at least the first three...
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    Traditional M/L Guns from India

    After a couple of acknowledgements and the interest generated in the Ottoman Guns Thread, I thought I would start a new Thread here on the locally made/used Indian guns during the Ottoman Empire era. They are unique in their stock design and barrel making techniques. The most common and best...
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    Spanish Short Fowler - Revisited

    I originally posted this gun here on the Forum some 12 years ago. I just call this my Spanish carbine for short. Since there have been some recent discussions of Spanish guns, I thought I would post this one again for those interested, but have not seen this one originally. It's a bit of an...
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    Original or Replica ?

    Well, here's another one. What do you guys think ? Rick https://www.gunbroker.com/item/941858144
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