CenterMark Smootheies

[akapennypincher]

Any one have any comment about their products? Any one have any Picture of their CenterMark Smootheies? :applause:

 

No pics at the moment, but I have fondled several of their guns and they do a good job, and they handle well.

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[Deadeye]

I got my fucil de chasse parts from them and I love it, one of my favorite guns. Got a picture somewhere, I'll see if I can find it.

 

[fatboy]

I dont own one but a friend does and fit and finishe is great and he shoot's well with it and he say's his barrels are of the modern shotgun high strenght steel wich makes for a nice carrying weapon all day

 

[amccall]

I know this post is kind of late but when I first read it I was in the process of buying one of the centermark tulle.
I been saving up for a second flintlock for about 6 months and in that time have been going back and forth about getting a smoothbore or a 36 cal. rifle. When I held the gun I knew that this is what I wanted. I was going out this weekend to shoot it but I end up getting sick and staying home all this weekend. Just so I can feel better to go to work this Monday:curse: :cry:
It's a nice gun, great balance, comes up great like a good shotgun and good quality parts. I have compared it to Caywood's smoothbore and Caywood's quality is a tidge better but you also pay more. Here is picture from a web page. Cenertmark and other tulle
I will be posting a picture of mine soon with a few other things when I get time. :redthumb:

 

[Mad Irish Jack]

I've had my Center/Mark Tulle since 1989. I purchased it 'in the white' from Ray Woodall. the original founder/owner of the company. I spent several hours on several different days conversing with Ray on his porch in New Kensington, PA. We talked about the bobby and his part in it. He gave me an insight into the company and how it came to be. How the firearms were researched and documented. I toured his shop and I saw targets and letters from National shooting Champians who'd won their titles using his Tulle's. I was able to copy down their loads info that they'd listed on the targets and letters.
Here's a pic of it (bottom) with my rifle.

 

[dodgecity]

I purchased mine from "Allegheny Trading Company" which was the fore runner of Centermark. Been shooting it for 20 years now. I have made a couple of minor repairs to the lock over the years, but, this fusil has served me extremely well over the years, and it still looks and shoots as well as the day I bought it. The only modification I have made over all this time was to equip it with a sling, and a silver thumb spot with my initial. This weapon has served me well in all weather and circumstance for many years, and I consider it to be the ultimate as the one gun for all purpose for the hunter. As to the potency and effectiveness of the .62 Tulle, mine has taken a host of small game, turkey, deer, and boar. If I could have only one gun, it would be the Tulle.

 

[FearNot]

Anyone have a URL for Centermark? My Google search didn't turn up anything.

 

[fatboy]

He dosent have a web site unless he just put one up recently. This may help 716-679-0276 Paul Siebert better to call him in the evening like after 4:30 if I recall correctly

 

[cptleo1]

He is a grape farmer by trade.

Soon the farm chores of spring happen

and the guns take a back seat.

Might want to get with him soon or

you will have to wait till November, when the guns

are in the drivers seat agian.

Leo

 

[akapennypincher]

Got his brochure a while back, and it is .62 Cal or nothing. Thinking CAYWOOD..............28 Gauge.............. :redthumb: :thumbsup: :redthumb: :thumbsup: