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Galloper Plans
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Will Bison
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Plans I ain't got, but I was in the old Spanish fort at Sonoma, CA,and they have a great galloper gun on display.(I was born in Sonoma)
I've not lived in CA since the 50's but I get some great info from CA State Parks.
It's a long shot but a few phone calls might turn up some interesting info.
Bill
I've not lived in CA since the 50's but I get some great info from CA State Parks.
It's a long shot but a few phone calls might turn up some interesting info.
Bill
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You might want to look at "Grasshoppers and Butterflies" by Adrian Caruana. It is #39 in the "Historical Arms Series". These are light three pounders drawn by a single horse with no seperate limber. The publisher was the Museum Restoration Service in Alexandria Bay, NY 613-393-2980.
