kaolinwasher
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This suprized me today.
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Musket part
- Thread starter kaolinwasher
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Odanscoils
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That's Cool.
Maybe work out circling.
Maybe you'll find the rest.
Maybe work out circling.
Maybe you'll find the rest.
kaolinwasher
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Jimmy I still got the ORX, and moved to the western suburbs of Minneapolis, a small town called Howard lake , good to hear from you as well ,.
kaolinwasher
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Ya,lots of good things hid by big iron in the spot.
Odanscoils
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Can't wait to see more.
Odanscoils
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That iron could be the barrel.
Good Luck
Wild Willy
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Would the trigger guard on a musket have a reason to pivot? I know very little about muskets and maybe I don't see a pivot point. Old eyes see things that are not really there. Very old eyes! I agree with CT.
Odanscoils
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kaolinwasher
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It's solid brass
fwcrawford
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That trigger guard looks old to me.. I believe the part just in front of the trigger guard with the hole in it is for a sling mount
The section that is below the trigger appears wider than the rest of the guard too which is common on older trigger guards.
The section that is below the trigger appears wider than the rest of the guard too which is common on older trigger guards.