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General discussion => Contemporary Longrifle Collecting => Topic started by: Lampro on September 12, 2016, 08:12:03 AM
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Anybody have any info about Bob Browner pistols? Such as how they shoot, how common or uncommon they are, is he still making pistols, ect. I have an opportunity to get a sawhandle pistol that was made by him. It's not fancy but it looks very well made.
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Anybody have any info about Bob Browner pistols? Such as how they shoot, how common or uncommon they are, is he still making pistols, ect. I have an opportunity to get a sawhandle pistol that was made by him. It's not fancy but it looks very well made.
Bob Browner is one of the best makers of authentic repro muzzle loaders working today.
He's a regular at the CLA Show in Lexington. I would say any pistol he made was a top notch
item and finding one for sale would be a rare item.He donated a copy of a Creamer pistol
owned by Andrew Jackson to the CLA Show last year. I made the lock for it on a plate he made
and it could have passed for the original gun.His contact info is <rvmrbrowner@att.net> or
phone #'s 1-314-918-9092(Home) and 1-314-566-0991.He says it's best to use the phone because'neither he or Margie
look at the computer that often.
Bob Roller
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Bob and Margie are both kind and very helpful, always a pleasure to talk to.
GREAT PEOPLE !
4TH. LA.
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I was able to work a trade with the seller and ended up getting the pistol. According to the information provided by the seller it is #25 from September of 2010. Thank you for the responses.
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I know Bob and have handled his work. He is a meticulous craftsman. He is a great mentor within the Gemmer Muzzle Loading Gun Club. Any firearm that leaves Bob's work shop will be an excellent sbooter.
You found a great pistol.
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Would this be the Hawken man?? If so what nice work he does. Almost want one of those "bench copies".
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You could call him "The Hawken Man". The Hawken Plains rifle is his favorite rifle to build. He built the Creamer pistol for the CLA a couple of years ago. That was one spectacular piece of work. For a while he had the original Creamer pistol to use as inspiration.
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Yes, he makes bench copies of Hawken rifles. I was able to speak with him on the phone and he was very nice, very helpful. Answered all my questions even though I didn't buy the pistol directly from him.