Early 17th Century Scandinavian Gun Lock

Fernando K · 25th July 2020, 08:02 PM

Hello

With all due respect, it seems to me that it is a copy, or better yet, a forgery with some advances. The same pristine state certifies this, and the profuse decoration, The closing of the jaws is conical, and thus tends to expel the stone, rather than retain it. It would be necessary to use some detection methods, such as the passage of the screws, millimeters or witworth.
Regarding the guarantor, it ends in a wedge, and if a curved surface is put under it, it comes out

Sorry for the translator. Affectionately

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25th July 2020, 08:02 PM	#7
Fernando K Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 671	Hello With all due respect, it seems to me that it is a copy, or better yet, a forgery with some advances. The same pristine state certifies this, and the profuse decoration, The closing of the jaws is conical, and thus tends to expel the stone, rather than retain it. It would be necessary to use some detection methods, such as the passage of the screws, millimeters or witworth. Regarding the guarantor, it ends in a wedge, and if a curved surface is put under it, it comes out Sorry for the translator. Affectionately