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10th April 2025, 10:01 PM
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Relic Lock ID help
Relic lock that was found in the wilds of Quebec Canada. Only markings I can make out are on the back of the bronze / brass pan. Lock plate is 6 1/2" (16.5 cm) long.
Likely of French origin. Any information is appreciated and thanks in advance thank you doormatt |
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17th April 2025, 01:48 PM
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Location: Upstate New York, USA
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This relic lock has gotten a bit more attention over on the American Longrifles forum: https://americanlongrifles.org/forum...?topic=84468.0
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17th April 2025, 10:42 PM
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Hello and thank you for the input
I was hoping someone would recognize the shape of the pan of this ole relic |
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Yesterday, 08:06 AM
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As is to be easily seen the lockplate is a flat one and has a brass pan. This shows that it cannot be a French lock. French locks after 1763 used to have rounded lockplates and the flat French lockplates before 1763 never had brass pans. So France is in contradiction to the opinions of readers in Trump country completely out! What it could be is a Swedish Infanterie-gun M 1738. This gun had a flat lock with a flat cock and a brass pan.
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Yesterday, 02:38 PM
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Thank you corrado for the explanation.
Your input is appreciated and helps me with my search. stay well doormatt |
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