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    Mystery 45..

    Somebody's custom build. Looks like a green mountain barrel and a Siler lock.
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    SxS cape Gun

    Love those wood or horn trigger guards seen on European guns.
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    Red Mapel

    This has been a fascinating thread! Thanks to all that contributed.
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    Original Henry Deringer

    It's a CVA. They are .45 caliber and take a .440 round ball with patch. Use a light powder charge.
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    Just bought my first flintlock. What do I need to take it out shooting, and what do I need to know to have a safe and enjoyable time.

    X2 on the eye and ear protection. You only get one set of each.
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    .31 caliber revolvers

    I think original Colt designations were that dragoons were horse pistols meant to ride in holsters on the saddle, 1851 and 1860 models were belt pistols, and the small frames were pocket pistols regardless of barrel length. Men's over coats had some deep pockets.
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    Help identifying this old barrel

    Agree with Rich. Look at the corrosion on the muzzle. That took some time.
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    Kalamazoo living history show

    Bump. Two more days!
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    Kalamazoo living history show

    It's a week away - be there or be square!
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    De Witt Bailey

    Published many books on all things British firearms. Only know him from the view of a reader, but he will be missed.
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    New Member looking for history on a family heirloom

    Just did the Google thing and there is a reprint of a diary of a man by that name and town. Described as a farmer and abolitionist that moved from Pennsylvania to Ottawa in 1830s. Might be worth a look see.
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    New Member looking for history on a family heirloom

    Can't help on the maker but it looks to be a late percussion gun. Turned muzzle indicates a matching bullet starter. What's the bore size? Please put some oil on all the metal parts that are rusting. May be a candidate for some wood restoration depending on the condition of the rest of the gun.
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    Kibler Pennsylvania Rifles

    Get your checkbook out! By the way it's Kibler - Keibler is the hollow tree cookie guys....😇
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    Need Help Determining Musket Based on Cock

    I have a bunch of similar artifacts and the prevailing knowledge was to dip them in hot wax to prevent oxidation. Yours seems to be the exception as it looks good.🤔
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    Need Help Determining Musket Based on Cock

    Have you done anything to preserve this artifact? Often they deteriorate quickly once exposed. Neat find!
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    Hello From Ohio

    Welcome! I think I know you from gunboards. What part of Ohio?
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    Trying to identify this ??percussion cap pistol??

    X2 on the Zulu. Kinda short....
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    Source for spear and lance blades?

    Museum of the fur trade in Chadron Nebraska commissioned a replica Sorby dag about 25 years ago. It was not made in large numbers and when they come up for sale they are pricey.
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    New Member from Michigan

    Welcome from the thumb of Michigan.
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    Ted Jayson "Pathfinder"

    Not sure. He was from Port Hope Michigan.
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