The architecture on this one is very non-typical, and may indicate an area where it was made. Fullstock schuetzens are not common either. I seem to remember that the late Roy Keeler had a flintlock schuetzen that we used in a schuetzen display at the Museum of the NMLRA. This type of shooting only became poplular near the end of the flintlock era, so there were not many of them made.