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    Howdy

    New member here, trying to do some restoration on a 1829 rifle and needed some input from y'all, the experts. If anyone is familiar with Silas Allen gunmaker from MA, I would love to hear from you. I started a thread looking for a percussion lock. Best to you all
  2. M

    Parry "warranted" percussion lock

    I have a rifle made by Silas Allen of MA in 1829 which was converted to percussion sometime later. The lock is a Parry, Warranted and needs a hammer and lock assembly. I've searched the internet and find no "warranted" locks by Parry. I'm trying to fix it up for display only and would like to...
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