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Location: St. Louis, MO area.
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Hi Donny. OHHHHHH.......thank you so much for the Link and photos. I've never seen these before. I'll save the Link. Thank you!
![]() I notice in the photos that they are carrying newer made guns with percussion locks vs flintlocks, which would be much more convenient firing from horse back. Wish I knew who built those guns!! Meantime, here is a photo of an old French postcard I have. Look at the length of the barrel on that Snaphaunce gun!! ![]() |
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Hi Rick, Wow, that post card shows longest barrel I have ever seen. Plus it shows shooting from the shoulder in a standard manner. I am glad that you liked the photos from the link. It is great to see the guns in their cultural setting. Also the horses were so beautiful and dramatic. On another subject, I have no idea of the collector interest in Moroccan guns like mine. Of course I would not ask for a value on my gun. My gun will stay in the family. But my son recently saw a moukhala at a gun show where they were asking $1800. I thought that must be very high. I wonder if you know an auction or some other site where I could watch the selling prices just to get an idea of the price range for these guns. I enjoy all your replies, thanks very much.
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