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Bought a new to me rifle!

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Babills

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Well I picked her up tonight. Gr Douglas barrel, RE Davis lock and triggers. 45 cal and very well balanced and thin. Barrel is smooth and still has great rifling. No builder Name. Owner stated he thought it was an older Gary Ford. No proof though. Can't wait to get to the Range.
 

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Well I picked her up tonight. Gr Douglas barrel, RE Davis lock and triggers. 45 cal and very well balanced and thin. Barrel is smooth and still has great rifling. No builder Name. Owner stated he thought it was an older Gary Ford. No proof though. Can't wait to get to the Range.
Sweet! Way to go! :thumb:
We will need a range report after you try it out.
 
Not sure what school this rifle would represent? Transitional style i believe?
 
Lets see full stock long rifle, flint lock looks to me like the school of a fine looking rifle, like I said get her dirty who cares about what school, you like it that's good school enough. Besides most schools are closed any way. SORRY ZONIE JUST HAD TO DO IT.
 
Lets see full stock long rifle, flint lock looks to me like the school of a fine looking rifle, like I said get her dirty who cares about what school, you like it that's good school enough. Besides most schools are closed any way. SORRY ZONIE JUST HAD TO DO IT.
I know.lol. Just curious is all! The trigger guard has !e wondering.
 
Well, that pretty much settles the question, it is a Davis lock. Took a better look at the Davis web site. It looks very much like their Early Germanic Lock or the Colonial American Lock. The feather (frizzen) spring of your lock is not as decorated with filings as the current Davis Lock.
 
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