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Thanks for all of the replies. I too thought this was probably a flintlock. I checked underneath the barrels and couldn't find anything. About to check the back of the lock plates...

Hi, I have this double barrel percussion shotgun that doesn't appear to have any manufacturer's markings. Shotgun is just over 38 inches long and the barrel is just over 22 inches long. Top of barrels are marked "joh franz ammann in ermatingen" Which I take to read Joh Franz Ammann from...

Is there any way to tell which one?

Hi, I recently picked up this old percussion rifle. I believe it was a conversion from a flintlock, but I don't know too much else about it. Does anyone have any knowledge on this firearm? If you need any other pictures/specs please let me know! Thanks, Phil

Sorry, I know this is an old thread, but I wanted to upload the individual photos as there was some confusion with my photobucket.

The patch box actually snaps into place. There is a hook on the part that swings out and the catch on the inside actually moves to snap it into place.

Hi guys! I uploaded a bunch of photos (via the original link). Please let me know if there is anything else you would like to see. Photos can be enlarged by clicking on them. Thanks!

Hi, I cannot find any markings on the barrel. The barrel length is 40 inches while the overall length is 55 inches. Caliber seems to be about .50. Hope that helps!

Yes, that was what I was thinking. Is there any way to tell its origin/maker?

Hi, I came across this old percussion rifle. I have been trying to find more information about its maker. Does anyone have any additional information? It is marked "C. Baker" which I understand is a common maker of percussion locks. Here are some photos...