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  1. Mle1822

    Need help identifying Charleville

    Reproduction of a M1766 maybe ?
  2. Mle1822

    Waxing rifle stocks

    Not being a real gunsmith, but having fixed a few stock over the years I have a simple rule. I never put on an original stock something that hasnt been put on it before. I do however experiment a bit on newly manufactured stocks (replicas). For example I have a 1887 Martini Henri that had a...
  3. Mle1822

    German Jaeger rifle by Martin Diem In Hasfurt

    I have run a quick search in German language on the name and there is nothing. I also looked into recent German/Austrian firearms auctions and the name didnt come up. There is nothing online on weapons manufacture in Hasfurt. My take is that it must have been a very small producer, or short lived.
  4. Mle1822

    Pedersoli Musketoon

  5. Mle1822

    Pedersoli Musketoon

    I have found these pictures today and decided to share. They are 9 years old I believe since the Musketoon was bought before the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo. I have a habit to take pictures of new guns before they start to get used.
  6. Mle1822

    For those who enjoy viewing highly ornate wheelocks

    There is one more book, but its mostly aimed at later periods, and also a bit difficult to find.
  7. Mle1822

    For those who enjoy viewing highly ornate wheelocks

    Im sure that You will not be dissapoibted by the book sir ! When talking about the Saxon Guardie its important to note that there are more levels, and only the highest level "Leib" did get the fanciest weapons. They started as 20 men personal guard to the ruler and were responsible for policing...
  8. Mle1822

    For those who enjoy viewing highly ornate wheelocks

    A very nice collection of Saxon firearms is in the fortress Torgau on the river Elbe. This beibg a former seat of the guard of the Saxon rulers. So these weapon are ornate but also military issue at the same time. There is a very nice book on the subject, that can be ordered online.
  9. Mle1822

    New member from 'ze old country

    Thanks for the warm welcome. Let me share just one picture from last years 1813 Battle of Nations in Leipzig. Unfortunately without the Carbine !
  10. Mle1822

    Military miquelet pistol? Or......

    Being a new member here Im not realy an expert on US firearms of the Revolution, but I would probably leave off the ramrod and forward band. These were considered very modern in 1800 - 1810s in military use in Europe. Probably too modern for a 1780s firearm.
  11. Mle1822

    New member from 'ze old country

    Hello. New member here from germany. Long time collector and reenactor. Seeking knowledge and visdom on this great forum.
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