Traditional Muzzleloading Association
Traditional Firearms => Caplock Long Guns => Topic started by: Feltwad on September 26, 2017, 02:56:27 PM
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Enclosed are images that maybe of interest to members , The gun is a sxs percussion fowler in 10 gauge built in 1852-53 by Deane Adams and Deane London gun makers whose business address was 30,King William Street and 1, New Weston Street The gun has 31 inch Damascus barrels with London proof marks and is also stamped with the recommended load of 3.1/2 drms of black powder to 1.1/2 oz of shot, it would have been used has a duck gun mostly on the river and inland marshes, This gun I have just restored although its condition was not to bad the work was mainly cosmetic .
Feltwad
(https://preview.ibb.co/hn2Mw5/100_1865.jpg) (https://ibb.co/bWgs3k)
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(https://preview.ibb.co/dKouG5/100_1871.jpg) (https://ibb.co/fz6QOk)
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(https://preview.ibb.co/dvVGw5/100_1872.jpg) (https://ibb.co/gWYEik)
Notice the grip safety
(https://preview.ibb.co/gUhPik/100_1875.jpg) (https://ibb.co/dWEFpQ)
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Sweet.
I just love the big bore doubles.
It's kinda like sighting down the flight deck of an aircraft carrier.
Thanks for the photos, Feltwad.
John
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Sweet.
I just love the big bore doubles.
It's kinda like sighting down the flight deck of an aircraft carrier.
Thanks for the photos, Feltwad.
John
Beautiful picture Feltwad!
Feltwad, like many others, I dearly love seeing the pictures of the old guns.
I personally appreciate that extra "WHUMP" many of your posts, along with the work you do, and bring with you to this Forum.
Thank You!
Uncle Russ...
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Beautiful old double indeed. :hairy :hairy
Thanks for the pictures. :toast
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Beautiful old double indeed. :hairy :hairy
Thanks for the pictures. :toast
Agree completely! :bl th up
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With little interest in this thread have all the shotgun shooters gone too ground :Doh!
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Nop still here.that is a very nice sxs that you just can't fined around here.Love seing the rair and nice looking guns youhave ben showing us through the years.DON'T STOP NOW. :hairy
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Feltwad,
Notice that the hammers appear to be different. The the left one is rounded on the top and the right one is not.
You reckon that one of them was replaced somewhere in its past?
Curious.
John
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Good observation John yes some where in its life it had lost or broken a hammer :hairy
Feltwad