Russ T Frizzen
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Do you have Track's stock number for the fowler? It will be an alpha-numeric designator such as AAA-335. Or maybe you could post some photographs?
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Russ T Frizzen, The stock number was AAE-606.
http://www.trackofthewolf.com/(S(i...catId=12&subId=81&styleId=284&partNum=AAE-606
http://www.trackofthewolf.com/(S(i...catId=12&subId=81&styleId=284&partNum=AAE-606
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Bob Christian
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Bill- thanks for the compliment. This fowler is similar[don,t claim it to be exact] to the Kentucky fowler made by gun maker J.P. Beck around 1781-1811. I believe it would have been seen in parts of Pennsylvania
Capt. Jas.
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Mr. Christian,
I have heard good reports on your smoothe guns from more than one website. :thumbsup:
What type of barrels do you use in your construction?
I have heard good reports on your smoothe guns from more than one website. :thumbsup:
What type of barrels do you use in your construction?
