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You’re going to have to post quite a few more pictures to get any answers.
That is a Turner Kirkland lock and your 40 caliber is more than likely one of his early 60's - 70's Belgian made Kentucky rifles. He sold them through his Dixie arms company. The one I had showed Turner Kirkland on the upper barrel flat and 40 caliber. On the underside of the barrel you should find the Belgian proof marks. They are a fun little rifle. If you do a Turner Kirkland search of the forum you will find a lot of information.
More pictures are definitely needed.
Thanks
O.R.
More pictures are definitely needed.
Thanks
O.R.
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