Crow#21957
50 Cal.
Sorry to many???
On the ohio vincent which lock. They call for L&R or Goucher. It's percussion.
But I'm hooked on silers
On the ohio vincent which lock. They call for L&R or Goucher. It's percussion.
But I'm hooked on silers
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longcruise
70 Cal.
I'd go with the Goulcher. Appropriate for the time and place. There used to be a model with a squirrel scene stamped on the plate.
I have the L& R Manton lock in my SMR. It's a good, reliable lock.
The Siler, while a good lock, is of Germanic style that would be out of place on a Vincent, Ohio Rifle.
