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Barrel markings on a sidelock percussion pistol
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Scott
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Any help identifying this would be appreciated. I think it's a .54 European smooth bore.
64Springer
75 Cal.
13.7mm would be .54 caliber. Has a Spanish smell to it.
It has good lines, but the grip needs a lot of work.
I'd tear into it and get her cleaned up.
Maybe cut a ramrod channel and pin some pipes.
PS: Is that a 1:35 stamp? Could be twist rate. You sure she's a smoothie?
It has good lines, but the grip needs a lot of work.
I'd tear into it and get her cleaned up.
Maybe cut a ramrod channel and pin some pipes.
PS: Is that a 1:35 stamp? Could be twist rate. You sure she's a smoothie?
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Scott
36 Cl.
The serial # on the barrel and the stock match and it looks like it may have had an end cap on it.
64Springer
75 Cal.
I don't think it had an end cap.
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No end cap. Spanish proof marks.
Scott
36 Cl.
Thanks for the help
