Swedish flintlock

Snowman · 16th September 2018, 03:31 PM

Hi all!

Yes-it is in full shooting condition-man who sold
it to me used it hunting only small of time ago.

And too use shooting "normal" situation-shows,weddings,partys an so on.

I have horn and all other "things" for use this.But
not tested yet...

Other older one I have I'm not sure how good it
is-but looks nice.It has a bit bigger bore- ca. 20mm
and is longer and heavier.

Many people moved to America/Canada from here 18'---19' century (and
beginning of 20' ) -they
went there by ship often via England and some of them sold their guns in UK harbours for having money?

Or perhaps musket are sold there from Sweden ? Who knows?

Even sold from America to UK-I belive Civil war weapons were
quite international -all used what found.And finnish origin people
was there in USA a lot of number.

regards Markku

16th September 2018, 03:31 PM	#4
Snowman Member Join Date: Sep 2018 Posts: 37	Hi all! Yes-it is in full shooting condition-man who sold it to me used it hunting only small of time ago. And too use shooting "normal" situation-shows,weddings,partys an so on. I have horn and all other "things" for use this.But not tested yet... Other older one I have I'm not sure how good it is-but looks nice.It has a bit bigger bore- ca. 20mm and is longer and heavier. Many people moved to America/Canada from here 18'---19' century (and beginning of 20' ) -they went there by ship often via England and some of them sold their guns in UK harbours for having money? Or perhaps musket are sold there from Sweden ? Who knows? Even sold from America to UK-I belive Civil war weapons were quite international -all used what found.And finnish origin people was there in USA a lot of number. regards Markku Attached Images