Did my reply with my 1896 M91 pictures come through? My first time posting/replying here.
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Show us your oldest firearm you own (not just Mosins!!)
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Re: Show us your oldest firearm you own (not just Mosins!!)
Yesthewindowguy wrote:Did my reply with my 1896 M91 pictures come through? My first time posting/replying here.
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Re: Show us your oldest firearm you own (not just Mosins!!)
This is an old thread, but it is about old firearms so I guess it's ok to revive it since my oldest firearm has changed.
While it is not as nearly as old as the hand gonnes, I have the oldest firearm here so far that has been fired.
It is a 200+/- year old flintlock coach gun, with a 15 7/8" barrel.
While it is not as nearly as old as the hand gonnes, I have the oldest firearm here so far that has been fired.
It is a 200+/- year old flintlock coach gun, with a 15 7/8" barrel.
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