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  1. 07-06-2017, 11:29 AM

    Thread: ancient percussion lock identification

    by gundoc
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    It is definitely not a P53 Enfield or Snider...

    It is definitely not a P53 Enfield or Snider lock. It is a from a French military musket, circa 1830, many of which were converted from flintlock to percussion.
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