$100 Finders Fee

Time to refresh this, I am still pleased to pay $100 finders fee for information leading to the successful purchase of any Lancaster multi barrel handgun, will increase that to $200 for any shoulder stocked version. There's still got to be a lot out there, will purchase from anywhere, already have examples purchased from Canada, US, UK, France and Australia, please keep the tips coming.
 
are you looking for the "LANCASTER" or the lanchester? the lanchester was an smg was it not? the lancaster was a multibarreled pistol... if this is what your looking for, please feel free to inbox me
 
Call Gary at Wanstall's. He has one!

Mr Wolverine said:
Will be pleased to pay $100 finders fee for any information leading to the successful purchase of any Lanchester pistol. You younger members know your way round the Internet much better than me so here is an opportunity to make some easy cash.

The Lanchester was a multi barreled handgun ( two or four barrels ) in rather large calibers which saw limited use by British Officers before the introduction of smokeless powder and reliable large bore semi auto handguns, notably the Colt 1911 .45 and Webley .455 semi auto.
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How about this site?

http://www.deactivated-guns.co.uk/d...re-lancaster-four-barrel-pistol/prod_134.html
 
Mr Wolverine said:
Will be pleased to pay $100 finders fee for any information leading to the successful purchase of any Lancaster pistol. You younger members know your way round the Internet much better than me so here is an opportunity to make some easy cash.

The Lancaster was a multi barreled handgun ( two or four barrels ) in rather large calibers which saw limited use by British Officers before the introduction of smokeless powder and reliable large bore semi auto handguns, notably the Colt 1911 .45 and Webley .455 semi auto.
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I passed on a Lancaster Hoda ( too high a price) a few months ago it was a SXS hammer gun. It is a Jones type under lever, cant recall if smooth bore or not and I think was 577 caliber. Not sure if this is what you are asking for. If I can locate the fellow I will get you his e mail address. No charge give the $100 to a needy person or a charity.
Gary
 
doubletap45colt said:
I passed on a Lancaster Hoda ( too high a price) a few months ago it was a SXS hammer gun. It is a Jones type under lever, cant recall if smooth bore or not and I think was 577 caliber. Not sure if this is what you are asking for. If I can locate the fellow I will get you his e mail address. No charge give the $100 to a needy person or a charity.
Gary
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I would be interested in finding out more please.
 
sorry mister wolverine :D wasnt trying to point out a spelling error... and i certainly didnt wish to embarrass or insult you.. i just wasnt sure if it was the lanchester or the lancaster is all.. there is both.. just, the lancaster was the 4 barrel is all so i was confused... ill pass on some leads for you via an email... hopefully youll have some success, they seem like very interesting pistols and wouldnt mind firing one myself... a great piece of history to collect, IF you have the money to spare (which i only wish i did lol)
 
I am trying to send a PM to Mr.Wolverine about two place that have these guns right now, but can't ?

Any e-mail adress that I can send the phone numbers to ?

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Nevermind lol
 
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promethious said:
sorry mister wolverine :D wasnt trying to point out a spelling error... and i certainly didnt wish to embarrass or insult you.. i just wasnt sure if it was the lanchester or the lancaster is all.. there is both.. just, the lancaster was the 4 barrel is all so i was confused... ill pass on some leads for you via an email... hopefully youll have some success, they seem like very interesting pistols and wouldnt mind firing one myself... a great piece of history to collect, IF you have the money to spare (which i only wish i did lol)
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No need to apologize, I never was any good at spelling, but I do know the differance between a Lancaster and a Lanchester. You are correct the Lancasters are very interesting, no two are exactly the same. As for firing them, the double action trigger pull is horrendous, but the guns fitted with optional second trigger for first cocking the action are very sweet. Cheers .
 
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