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  1. Shine

    what is this?

    Panama, I would not be caught dead in conn.
  2. Shine

    what is this?

    I have one of the Spanish percussion shotguns in .410. It is well used with pitting around the nipple.Probably circa 1960 I brought it back from the Darien Gap. I traded one of those US stainless pocket knives for it. It hangs in my den.
  3. Shine

    what is this?

    Those tacks look pretty old pull one to see if it has a square shank. I suspect this may be an older piece than we suspect. But I do think it has south of the border origins. I think this is a late form of trade gun possibly late 19th or early 20th century. I have seen similar things in south...
  4. Shine

    what is this?

    :rotf:
  5. Shine

    Red Jacket Muzzleloading's Christian Springs Rifle

    Will, This is fine work. You have found your calling. I watched the show but id rather watch you create art. Well done. :hatsoff:
  6. Shine

    what is this?

    I think its made in mexico
  7. Shine

    OH MY look what showed up in my friends gun shop

    What would you guys think is a fair price to offer.
  8. Shine

    OH MY look what showed up in my friends gun shop

    It will be up for sale after the research is done. I have dibs but im afraid I cant afford it. I think this one is going to be a doozy.
  9. Shine

    OH MY look what showed up in my friends gun shop

    No I can't
  10. Shine

    OH MY look what showed up in my friends gun shop

    I belive it is French, very old, and was owned by a well healed man to own a double gun. It is 16 gauge with 47 inch barrels. And one is still loaded.
  11. Shine

    OH MY look what showed up in my friends gun shop

  12. Shine

    OH MY look what showed up in my friends gun shop

    I have my ideas on what this is. But I want you guys opinions. Its amazing what crawls out of the woodwork here in maine.
  13. Shine

    28 gauge loads

    I tried 60 gr ffg and 7/8s number 6 im sure it is all I need up here for partridge and rabbits. I settled on 70 grs for roundball. This is a 6 lb gun anymore was starting to buck a bit. I was surprised because im not stranger to tooth rattling recoiol.
  14. Shine

    "Turn" on AMC

    Back on fort drum in the 90s a wife would put an upside down mop on the porch rail if her husband was in the field. More secret squirrel stuff still gos on :wink: .
  15. Shine

    28 gauge loads

    Yeah I'm glad it's back home too. It only changed hands 3 times before it came back.
  16. Shine

    28 gauge loads

    LOL UGG I haven't heard that name in a while. BJ youd be proud I put this together from a caywood kit. Just got it back in trade.
  17. Shine

    28 gauge loads

    yes thank you
  18. Shine

    28 gauge loads

    is 7/8ths ounce about an equal measure of 55 grs of powder?
  19. Shine

    28 gauge loads

    Just picked up a caywood game gun with 28 gauge and 50 cal barrels. What loads do you guys use for round ball and shot for the .28 gauge.
  20. Shine

    Bought my first two guns ever!

    That pistol is a prop
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