Author Topic: Musket short stock turned down barrel back action lock set triggers ok who made  (Read 3855 times)

WaltDavies

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I bought it at an estate sale and there are no names or marks except for RCL on the lock. I did find one that looks to be a copy of the gun and it was on a page of Hawken's guns





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How can you add pics
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Offline Dennis Glazener

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Almost impossible to give any id information without good clear photos. This link will take you to a tutorial on how to place photos on the forum.

http://americanlongrifles.org/forum/index.php?topic=10.0

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check original for pics
thank Acer

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Offline rich pierce

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Nice clean later percussion halfstock, average quality, could have been made anywhere.  It has no clues or signatures I can see that would help us attribute it.
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Has a bit of a fish belly...(maybe just camera angle??)  might indicate a Northern tier gun??
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I'd say RB had some old parts from a late era percussion gun and restocked them so he could shoot it. By the looks of it RB could still be alive or not very long gone.