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9th January 2020, 10:16 AM
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Location: Black Forest, Germany
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.............and here some better fotos of the lock. I don't believe that the lock is a modern make, some items show the number "2" and its fit into the wooden stock is very good. It is correct that the frizzen roll normally has been not in use at any army but perhaps this gun goes back to the order of an infantry officer who wanted to have a faster shooting flintlock gun?!?!
corrado26 Last edited by corrado26; 9th January 2020 at 11:02 AM. |
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