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Anyone recognize the maker of this top quality Lock?
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Looks like a Davis, but just a WAG.
My guess is a lock from Larry Zornes' Mold & Gun Shop or another brand lock that he assembled. Those are his marks on the inside of the lock.
Thank you! I appreciate your insight and knowledge! You are both correct....read under the "Colonial American Flintlock": That is it exactly---Mold & Gun Shop for Davis >>>
redaviscompany.com
RE Davis Company | Colonial American Flintlock (1-Screw)
The R.E. Davis Company is a retailer in historical reproductions and has been one of the leaders in manufacturing muzzleloading firearm components, including locks, triggers, mounts, and accessories for over 30 years.
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Yep , its Larry's work ....Mold and Gun Shop
