drache BANNED CGN Ultra frequent flyer BANNED Rating - 98.2% 54 1 0 Location Williams Lake, BC Apr 8, 2009 #1 Someone dug this up from the ground and trying to ID it. Figured you guys here would have a better go at it. My guess is a 12 gauge but I can't be sure. There appears to be no markings on it besides the scroll work underneath. Hoping someone might recognize the scroll work....
Someone dug this up from the ground and trying to ID it. Figured you guys here would have a better go at it. My guess is a 12 gauge but I can't be sure. There appears to be no markings on it besides the scroll work underneath. Hoping someone might recognize the scroll work....
MauserMike CGN Ultra frequent flyer Rating - 100% 58 0 0 Location SW Ontario Apr 8, 2009 #2 Is it rusted completely together or can you take the bbls off and see the water table?
drache BANNED CGN Ultra frequent flyer BANNED Rating - 98.2% 54 1 0 Location Williams Lake, BC Apr 8, 2009 #3 What was the first year that double barreled shotguns had "internal" hammers instead of the external ones?
What was the first year that double barreled shotguns had "internal" hammers instead of the external ones?
T tiriaq Super Moderator Moderating Team Rating - 100% 252 0 0 Apr 8, 2009 #4 Hammerless guns were being made in the 1870s, perhaps earlier.
drache BANNED CGN Ultra frequent flyer BANNED Rating - 98.2% 54 1 0 Location Williams Lake, BC Apr 8, 2009 #5 tiriaq said: Hammerless guns were being made in the 1870s, perhaps earlier. Click to expand... thanks for that type of info!
tiriaq said: Hammerless guns were being made in the 1870s, perhaps earlier. Click to expand... thanks for that type of info!
T tiriaq Super Moderator Moderating Team Rating - 100% 252 0 0 Apr 8, 2009 #6 Here is something more specific, patanted designs: Daw, 1862; Green, 1866; Murcott, 1871. Is that type of info any more useful?
Here is something more specific, patanted designs: Daw, 1862; Green, 1866; Murcott, 1871. Is that type of info any more useful?