gmww said:A great resource for information and the history of Underhammers is:
The Pictorial History of the Underhammer Gun Herschel C Logan (Author)
It is out of print but if you google it, you can still get copies. This book comes in handy especially when someone tells you they are not older than the 1800's. You can show them the flint lock made in the mid 1700's. :grin:
Bootsctm said:What do you guys think about under hammer rifle, pistol, and shot guns? Are they good? Usable problem free? Do you have one? Know this is a personal question but I want to know am thinking about buying one.
Thanks
Sinner said:I had a .45 underhammer and loved it. Don't know why I sold it. I'm presently in the process of building a .54 underhammer with a 42" colerain "c" weight swamped barrel and some maple for the stock.
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