Sorry, I guess it would help if I had actually asked my question concerning the Lock to my Fusil de Chasse. Does anyone recognize the maker and any idea where I could get a new sear spring for it. Thanks!
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Does anyone recognize the Lock?
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Probably best to post at least one photograph……
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There are photos in the other topic on the same subject.
Also here in the forum help and announcements section
Had not seen the second thread on the same subject. My mistake…..There are photos in the other topic on the same subject.
Also here in the forum help and announcements section
Sorry, I'm not good at this posting and attaching photos thing. I have since been told the lock in question is an R. E. Davis Lock so I know where to look for the needed part at least. Thanks to all who responded.
Yes, I posted the RE Davis link in the other thread …
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Nothing to apologize for. You asked for and got the correct answer. I was also going to respond to both of the threads that it was a Davis lock after seeing your photograph, along with a clearer photograph of the Davis mark from one of my locks. Correct answer was given while I was searching for the photograph. And to not waste the search effort, here it is.
