After looking at Chambers' website to compare the two, it looks like a Chambers Golden Age lock.
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I meant to just suggest that it looked like a Chambers. Somehow when I added the quote to the message, it got messed up. My bad.
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As to A William Antes rifle ...... take a look at Shane Emig's creation on their website..... just saying.
That is correct. According to Mr. Scott. The barrel is Rice - he believes.
May I ask about the thumb-piece? Is that a period thing, or something you picked out?
I was fortunate to spend a little time in Ron's shop when he was in Southern Oregon. You feel you are in the presence of a highly skilled surgeon.
57inchs and 9lbs. Same as a Colonial. A bit heavy for me to carry in the woods.
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Double post. Oops, got too excited!
Ronald Scott Rifle. Just need to add a flint and go shooting.
Ronald Scott Rifle. Just need to add a flint and go shooting.
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