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    Education needed

    I just unscrewed it all. I don't think it's corrosion, I think it's overzealous brass polish! Any suggestions to test safety for shooting?
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    Education needed

    Thanks all. These are gorgeous guns. I found the same grave marker, but nothing about Mr Frederickson. Attached are a few more photos. Any suggestions on testing the safety of shooting? I am an experienced shooter, but brand new as of yesterday to black powder.
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    Education needed

    I'm looking for overall info, not just the door opening.
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    Education needed

    Picked these up today. The barrels say Handmade by William (Bill) Alfred Frederickson 1930-2004. One is 56" long with a 40.5" barrel and .36 cal. and has a button on the bottom of the stock to open the door. The other is 64" with a 48" barrel and I can't figure out how to open the door.
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