A Superb Percussion Rifle

[Colonial Boy]

By Stephen Alexander and engraved by my friend the late Lynton McKenzie.
The site has superb photos of this and other fine guns both breech and muzzle loading, I came across it while browsing.
Be sure to look at Lynton’s engraving in the close ups.
https://www.hallowellco.com/antique_guns.htm

 

[CyrusP]

Wow! Beautiful!

 

[broadarrow]

By Stephen Alexander and engraved by my friend the late Lynton McKenzie.
The site has superb photos of this and other fine guns both breech and muzzle loading, I came across it while browsing.
Be sure to look at Lynton’s engraving in the close ups.
https://www.hallowellco.com/antique_guns.htm

Beautiful guns there. I am not sure but I think it was Lynton who taught us engraving at the School of Graphic Arts (Printing) in Ultimo in Sydney in the 80's. I seem to remember the regular teachers talking about him working for various gun companies around the world, this was long before I was interested in firearms.

 

[tallPercshooter]

I met Mr. McKenzie in the early 90s when a group used to have a monthly shoot in southern Mississippi. I think he was living in New Orleans then. Don't remember what gun he used, but pretty sure it would have been of museum quality.

 

[TFoley]

No link. No pics. No idea.

 

[user 36911]

No link. No pics. No idea.

Link is Antique Guns

 

[TFoley]

Link is Antique Guns

Ah.

Thank you, Sir.

 

[user 36911]

I missed i the first time too.

 

[hanshi]

Don't know but I'd take any of them.

 

[GREENSWLDE]

Met the late Lynton way back in the late 60's at a friends house nr.Coventy before he left England. Nice Guy and an Absolute Master..O.D.