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    J. TARRAT Musket

    I found Tarrat in the book "English Irish and Scottish Firearms Makers" All it says is " Tarratt, J. (about 1850) Made percussion pistols with swivel ramrod and belt hook. Shop in London." Hope that helps.
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    French Muskets (fusils) - St.Etienne

    I also have been interested in St. Etienne weapons, but have found little info on them. I have a musket assembled in the US from early French parts which has a 1728 Model lock marked with a crown over S E. I also have a 1766 Model that has been restocked in maple. It's lock is marked with a...
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    NorthStar West TradeGun Photos

    I have an India Pattern sergeant's fusil like the one posted above. However, mine has been converted to percussion using an American made lock, so I have no markings other than the British proof marks on the barrel. It has a 39" barrel and is 70 cal at the muzzle. There is checkering at the...
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    old locks

    I have a lock marked "W. M. Large 1960". It was not completed. The hammer, frizzen, frizzen spring and sear spring were never mounted and notches were never filed in the tumbler. It is 5 1/2" by 1 1/8". Contact me if you're interested. [email protected]
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