The ‘poor boy’ rifles were poor boy only by not doing frills, carving, patch box ect. They still wanted it to be a shooterI'm just mainly wondering why the vast majority of these antique poor boy guns have double set triggers when a single trigger would have been simpler and more affordable. Isn't that the whole idea behind that style in the first place?
The workmanship on these guns was as fine as best coming out of the gun shops of Europe Pennsylvania and Connecticut