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Flintlock identification help
it is an unbridled frizzen, lock is 51/2in there are proof marks at breech cannot make out- EricB.
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Flintlock identification help
Dave, Thank you sir for your reply, yes i also thought British but was thrown off by the barrel bands and yes it is 65cal.. I appreciate your input i was told it dates 1780- 1800?- EricB.
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Flintlock identification help
new on here need help with an charleville type 65cal. flintlock has 3stage barrell 40in. 55in. overall early serpentine cock and early 5 1/2in buttplate. was told c.1790?? any help thanks.- EricB.
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