Has I live in the UK my research entitles directories etc of the Gun Trade etc
Feltwad
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British 16 gauge ID help
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Could you recommend any of the books or wedsites? I enjoy the history of firearms.
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Hi,
Some of the information Feltwad provided to you can be found in Bailey and Nie's book "English Gunmakers: The Birmingham and Provincial Gun Trade in the 18th and 19th century". For a good general history of British firearms read John George's "English Guns and Rifles".
dave
Some of the information Feltwad provided to you can be found in Bailey and Nie's book "English Gunmakers: The Birmingham and Provincial Gun Trade in the 18th and 19th century". For a good general history of British firearms read John George's "English Guns and Rifles".
dave
