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Old 31st March 2016, 03:22 PM   #19
rickystl
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Originally Posted by estcrh
Rick, what is the story behind this replica snaphaunce lock, who made it, fantastic work.
Hi Estcrh.
The replica was made by The Rifle Shoppe, in Jones, OK. Except for the springs and screws, the lock parts are exact castings made from an original lock. Eventually, I'll have a gun made utilizing this lock. They offer a number of early locks for guns.

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