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Sam squanch
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Fake decorator. Not made to shoot. Could have been made anywhere from Spain, Morocco, all the way over to India, sold as a tourist souvenir. Barrel made from old pipe. But some people do collect these, and are good for Halloween pirate costumes! The highest I’ve seen one sell for was $125.
I'm inclined to agree with Sam.
Whoever made it doesn't seem to know that it takes more than 1/4" of length (according to my calibrated eye ball) between the top screw in the cock (hammer) to hold a piece of flint in the jaws.
Just a wild guess about its value would be somewhere around $100 at the most.
Whoever made it doesn't seem to know that it takes more than 1/4" of length (according to my calibrated eye ball) between the top screw in the cock (hammer) to hold a piece of flint in the jaws.
Just a wild guess about its value would be somewhere around $100 at the most.
Sam squanch
69 Cal.
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I’d make a nice wall plaque for it, add a cheap repro cutlass, and enjoy.
