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Thomas Holbrook Fowler
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November 27, 2025, 09:42:05 PM »
Here is a Thomas Holbrook Fowler. Feels like a feather at 6 pounds 8 oz. Waynesboro, Virginia Show last month. Have a Blessed Thanksgiving.
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Thanks for sharing. Great architecture. So many of the New England guns of that period have French styling and French parts.
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Love the story and the look with that long barrel and swept back trigger. Is that sort of trigger common on guns from this time and place?
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