what it is?
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what it is?
hi all any idea what it is?
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Re: what it is?
ummmmm... its a gun .. ..just kidding
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Re: what it is?
hi all any idea what it is?
It looks like a tiny picture to me!
Is there a gun in there?
How about a bigger pic, you can edit out any lettering but I can't really see the gun that clearly to take my usual wild stab in the dark.
It looks like a tiny picture to me!
Is there a gun in there?
How about a bigger pic, you can edit out any lettering but I can't really see the gun that clearly to take my usual wild stab in the dark.
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Re: what it is?
Looks like an early "needle-fire" for cartridge gun to me, as made by Dreyse in Germany. Picture is really too small to positively identify. Cheers.
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Re: what it is?
Well the larger pic shows what it is, and if one types that name into google the pic you have comes up on page one.
now if you are still not sure of the name of this type of gun ( that the Germans seemed to have quite an interest in) here is about as big a hint as one can give:
Nice find Naga!
now if you are still not sure of the name of this type of gun ( that the Germans seemed to have quite an interest in) here is about as big a hint as one can give:
Nice find Naga!
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Re: what it is?
after all its a gun
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hi all
i was looking at some old stuff and came across the rifle so i thought i would share this as its a unique one and should be of some interest. below is the write up on it.
" An Exceptional German Drilling -Believed to be late 1800's Maker has all the marks of T Collath although it has a Berlin retailers name (R Haetge Berlin) 16g x 16g x Believed to be either 11.2 x51r Kropatschek-Heissig or 11.15 x52r Schutzen . This appears to be a transition period gun and is not a conversion form a needle fire, which makes it a rarer piece, added to this W Collath Is one of the best makers and indeed his work is also rare - but more Importantly this as far as our research has shown that its the only known 3 barrelled gun in this design - so of huge historical importance –"
some pic are already posted my mark so here is the rest, thank to all for taking part.
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i was looking at some old stuff and came across the rifle so i thought i would share this as its a unique one and should be of some interest. below is the write up on it.
" An Exceptional German Drilling -Believed to be late 1800's Maker has all the marks of T Collath although it has a Berlin retailers name (R Haetge Berlin) 16g x 16g x Believed to be either 11.2 x51r Kropatschek-Heissig or 11.15 x52r Schutzen . This appears to be a transition period gun and is not a conversion form a needle fire, which makes it a rarer piece, added to this W Collath Is one of the best makers and indeed his work is also rare - but more Importantly this as far as our research has shown that its the only known 3 barrelled gun in this design - so of huge historical importance –"
some pic are already posted my mark so here is the rest, thank to all for taking part.
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Nagarifle
if you say it can not be done, then you are right, for you, it can not be done.
if you say it can not be done, then you are right, for you, it can not be done.