Pictures are from a lock that is on a custom gun, unknown maker, that I bought at an auction. Shoots well and I would like to know what make/brand is for this lock. Not broken, just for my info. Any help would be appreciated.
Joe
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It looks like a large left hand Siler flintlock to me.
Thank you Zonie
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I know where Clarksville is located. Been there many times. Used to live in Wilmington. Wife is from C-ville. Uncle and aunt live outside of town.
Moved here from Dayton 32 years ago, never looked back.
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One set of grandparents are in the cemetery up the hill on st rt 132. The others are in odd fellows cemetery in Blanchester.
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Nice engraved Siler!
