Gamechaser
40 Cal
I am building a 28 ga. Percussion shot gun and am in need of a particular lock.will buy or trade if interested
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WANTED Spanish percussion lock
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What kind of lock
Gamechaser
40 Cal
I am not quite sure but the barrel that I have has the nipple in the breach plug it does not have a drum
You should post a picture of it. It would help
Gamechaser
40 Cal
The look like CVA locks but you should call Tom at log cabin if he can help
Sam squanch
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I had one. If you have the skills, it’s better to fill in the original lock inlet and purchase a better percussion lock. Maybe a back action one will work.
Gamechaser
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I think the barrel come off of a monkey gun
Gamechaser
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I'm building this gun from scratch so all I have right now is the barrel. The problem is That the hammer needs to be fairly warm
Gamechaser
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The photos above look like the Spanish made guns sold by DGW (and maybe others?) starting around the mid-1960's. A friend of mine owned one back then. You might call DGW on the off-chance they have a lock lying around. On occasion, I see these complete guns turn up for sale on G-Broker and other auction sites. But, as mentioned above, if you're building a gun from scratch using this barrel, you could use any number of different locks.
Rick
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