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Saw handle flintlock gun
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Hey OP, if it doesn't fit your hand send it over here, mine is infinitely adjustable!!!! What a beautiful gun!!!
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Sorry about the Shaky finger`!!` There were several Britsh and European maker of saw handled Pistols noted.. Holmes is listed in "Glendenning" as H.HOLMES, Liverpool--1800 to 1834.
Fenton,London-1800 is also listed,using saw handled stocks on both Rifled and Pistols. His rifles were noted for quality and accuracy. Have been replicated in UK in the recent past..The castings may still be avaiable.. OLD DOG..
Sorry about the Shaky finger`!!` There were several Britsh and European maker of saw handled Pistols noted.. Holmes is listed in "Glendenning" as H.HOLMES, Liverpool--1800 to 1834.
Fenton,London-1800 is also listed,using saw handled stocks on both Rifled and Pistols. His rifles were noted for quality and accuracy. Have been replicated in UK in the recent past..The castings may still be avaiable.. OLD DOG..
Great pistol.. There is a small screw in front of the trigger in the picture. This usually indicates an adjusting screw for a set..O.D.
