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Old 21st September 2011, 08:26 PM   #10
rickystl
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Originally Posted by fernando
Quite intricate detail work ... as with the lock.
But again, the finishing is not top class ... don't you agree?
Yes, I agree. Maybe it's just the photography, but it looks as though some of the brass castings were not finished very well? Too many "burrs" left on the metal. I know he is out of town at the moment. I hope when he returns he'll remove the frizzen spring so we can have a better look at the lock signature.
Hmmmm, maybe I can talk him into sending the gun to me?
I would sure like to study it further. Rick.
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