A very fine Tusco-Emilian snap matchlock Landsknecht's harquebus, ca. 1525

Pukka Bundook · 17th November 2008, 01:52 PM

Michael,

You have again given us something unique, and in such detail as can not be had elswhere! No books I am aware of show an arm to this measure. I feel very excited about it and would love to try and make something a bit like it!!

I presume it has a cheek-stock? How does it feel when aimed?
May I ask the length of the barrel?
Though I can not see it, I presume the sear passing through the lock-plate has a spring?

It must indeed be unique, having the original worm and ball puller still present!

Thank you again, and all the best!

Richard.

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17th November 2008, 01:52 PM	#7
Pukka Bundook Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 803	Michael, You have again given us something unique, and in such detail as can not be had elswhere! No books I am aware of show an arm to this measure. I feel very excited about it and would love to try and make something a bit like it!! I presume it has a cheek-stock? How does it feel when aimed? May I ask the length of the barrel? Though I can not see it, I presume the sear passing through the lock-plate has a spring? It must indeed be unique, having the original worm and ball puller still present! Thank you again, and all the best! Richard.