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You're absolutely right : The belt hook seems to be a replacement part of very later years . Odd to note , that the threads and stud hole for such a device seem to me to be original ...

I'd be glad , if You would do so , since , by now , I know close to nothing about this pistol ! One of the most interesting things of this pistol might be , that the sear of the side lock also acts as trigger . As You can see : I've already built a model for casting the case/frame

My fault : I didn't restaure her , ( what , as I believe , would have been a crime ) but completely new interpreted and completely tinkered a completely new target pistol following this entire sample ! Therefore : Any information about this entire pistol would l be welcome ! I'd be more...

After a long time of absence, I'd like to show You ( if there were any interest ) my progress in rebuilding an old American Pistol im my small collection of target pistols , which is in REALLY bad condition , but which is still ( even if only for me ) very interesting . If anyone of You could...

Does anybody of You folks know , if Larry is still in business ? I`m eagerly looking for one of his bagmolds in .535 , but don't know , if I could and can order and have sent it to Germany ? Every help is welcome ! enfield

But PLEASE : NO Allen screws !!!

I was lucky enough to buy a nice case by a well known brand ... Unfortunately , the wooden container for the caps , made from ebony , was missing and replaced by a not fitting one , made from boxwood . Therefore I took the grease container as a sample and rebuilt this item from a scrap piece...

Congrats for this quite rare parlor pistol . It seems , this could be a very underestimated field for the serious collector . The so called "inline system" seems to hve been invented looong before those unmentionables of today : This one fires RB of 5mm cal , only driven by the cap . As...

Well - the pistondriver and the recess in the case gave me an idea , how this missing screwdriver should look like - but unfortunately , the piston driver doesn't fit into the recess for the original screwdiver in the case . The screwdriver must have had a ( slightly ) different shape ...

Some more pics ...

Recently , a collector friend asked me , if I could rebuild the missing screwdriver in his newly purchased Gastinne - Rennette Parlor Pistol case . Well - today , he came by with this GORGEOUS case and I was lucky enough to have the matching materials in my stock : some Grenadill wood and...

Well - Final control still seems to be a serious problem for our Italian friends ! My shooting buddy was one of the first to purchase the then new Pedersoli Kuchenreuter Pistol , SerNo 10 . After the first string of 13 shots , the sear nose broke . Having got a replacement ( after a loooong...

Ouch - Sorry : Wrong place !

Thank You for the kind compliment !

22 minutes ago Add bookmark #23 Well - Final control still seems to be a serious problem for our Italian friends ! My shooting buddy war one of the first to purchase the then new Pedersoli Kuchenreuter Pistol , SerNo 10 . After the first string , the sear nose broke . Having got a replacement...

Well - in the end , it became a shooter , even if difficult to load after some shots without wiping . Te Pedersoli barrel is proofed in .44 , but with bullet .424 , patch in o,13mm maco cotton wool patch and 20 grs Wano ( Schuetzen ) PP , it turns out to be a really good shooter ...

Well - Final control still seems to be a serious problem for our Italian friends ! My shooting buddy war one of the first to purchase the then new Pedersoli Kuchenreuter Pistol , SerNo 10 . After the first string , the sear nose broke . Having got a replacement ( after a loooong time ) , the...

Just for showing You my last find : Last weekend , I was fortunate to buy a Deringer style pistol for the cost of a ( good ) replica . Close exam gave , that it must have been completely made by hand , with the magnification glass I can find tiny file marks , therefore I think , no single...

I just tinkered my own version of a " poor man's very last argument " recently . Cal. is a huge .31 😉 Please feel free to see some of the progress in my last postings : In the end , there is no scrap !

After sanding , I colored the walnut stock with aqua fortis and it turned out nearly black ! Finished with linseed oil , it has that distinct " old time look " . Finally : a poor man's last argument ;););) Thank You for watching , all the best , enfield