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I think that is one beautiful looking package. A bit out of my price range. Now, to go and burn about a pound of FFFG with it. :idunno: :rotf:
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That's one pretty Patterson!!
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AK Mike,
That is quite a package indeed. I looked at the 28 gun gallery and one thing struck me about the "Walker Colt". I was under the impression that the Walkers did not have a loading lever catch under the barrel. If you look at what they are calling the Walker there appears to be a catch. Was there more than one model Walker?
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That is quite a package indeed. I looked at the 28 gun gallery and one thing struck me about the "Walker Colt". I was under the impression that the Walkers did not have a loading lever catch under the barrel. If you look at what they are calling the Walker there appears to be a catch. Was there more than one model Walker?
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The original Walkers did not have that loading lever catch on them. To the best of my knowledge that includes all 1100 of them.
http://www.fieldandstream.com/phot...ls-collection-auction?photo=4#node-1001452878
The Whitneyville Hartford Walker, sometimes called a "Transitional Walker" did incorporate a loading lever catch like the one shown.
It's possible that this is a Whitneyville or it was modified by a gunsmith for the civilian owner to incorporate the latch.
If it was a original Whitneyville Hartford Walker I'm sure they would have said something about it.
http://www.fieldandstream.com/phot...ls-collection-auction?photo=4#node-1001452878
The Whitneyville Hartford Walker, sometimes called a "Transitional Walker" did incorporate a loading lever catch like the one shown.
It's possible that this is a Whitneyville or it was modified by a gunsmith for the civilian owner to incorporate the latch.
If it was a original Whitneyville Hartford Walker I'm sure they would have said something about it.
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Zonie,
Thanks for the info. I just thought that these people are to astute to make a mistake that simple.
Mark
Thanks for the info. I just thought that these people are to astute to make a mistake that simple.
Mark
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