Gun identity
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Fork Horn
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Gun identity
Have y'all ever seen a muzzleloader like the one on the furthest right in the pic? The far left is a .58 investarms carbine and a new .52 disc extreme that has been converted to bare 209 primer but never fired. I hope the pic uploaded. Of course on the very edge of the pic is my Oscar Schmidt round neck resonator guitar.
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I forgot to mention its a .45 cal and a full octagonal barrel with no markings on the barrel. It does have a design on the breech and I do know what kind of gun it is but just wondered if anyone had saw one of these before.
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Fork Horn
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It was originally an FIE 12 ga shotgun and was customized to .45 cal BP. The gun was built in 1994 and it shoots extremely accurate with about anything. I only gave $100.00 for it and I definitely have gotten my money's worth in enjoyment.
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Fork Horn
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Thanks cayugad the guitar sounds and plays great. My 2 addictions are guitars and guns and not necessarily in that order. I have a .32 crocket that I enjoyed hunting squirrels with and decided to get me a new .36 flintlock frontier but have yet to shoot it. I have a few other ML's as well. Hopefully I will get to shoot some and post a few pics after I finish an old Miruko .45 I picked up at a flea market. Attached is my new .36 cal.