Mousegunguy
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Can you spot the repro?
My guess is that all are repros. Reason I guess that is because they all look like well taken care or 200 year old pistols. I’m guessing Mouse is one of those fellas that works at making his collection look to the highest level of authenticity. Keep in mind I ain’t no genius!Can you spot the repro?
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They’re not my guns. I help a local ffl with values & ID on black powder guns that they may be purchasing.My guess is that all are repros. Reason I guess that is because they all look like well taken care or 200 year old pistols. I’m guessing Mouse is one of those fellas that works at making his collection look to the highest level of authenticity. Keep in mind I ain’t no genius!
Curious, What do you see about the lock that make you think that?The one at the very top. Lock is a dead giveaway.
YES the one at the top, same reason, and I have one myselfThe one at the very top. Lock is a dead giveaway.
Too many things to list. Look at photos of original British sea service pistols in comparison and you will see what I mean. In one word this lock appears crude in the manner of some of the cheap imports of yesteryear.Curious, What do you see about the lock that make you think that?
I’m still curious what about the lock on the top one folks think is a giveaway that its the modern oneOh, c'mon, quit teasing us and give us the ANSWER. I think they all look like originals, which means the repro in their midst is a pretty damn good repro, and I can't tell, and I'd sure like to know, because it's a pretty good vote of "good job, well done" for the repro maker.