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  • Bert H.
    Didi you read the Sticky topic?

    http://forums.gunbroker.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=259294
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  • codwyguy
    here is one of them

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  • codwyguy
    Here is the rifle

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    I dont know how to make the pictures bigger (I fixed them for you)
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  • codwyguy
    http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/thumbs/DSCN33251.JPGDSCN33251.JPG


    OK I think I figured out how to make them bigger

    Thanks guys for all you input and help if anyone knows the approx worth of the pistol please chime in my brother would like to sell them to help his friend so I will probably be listing them on GB
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  • codwyguy
    DSCN33121.JPG

    I thought I had it figured out any way here are the 4 pictures i have I will work on getting these others bigger later mean while if anyone has any info in these I would sure like to here it


    You're using the 'thumbnail' URL instead of the standard size URL. You have to read the type of URL after the link before you just select one from the list.
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  • Hawk Carse
    The pistol is either a Tingle Single Shot from the 1950s or 1960s, or it is the Italian copy made by Armi San Marco and imported by CVA. I think the latter because of the brass grip frame and case color receiver.

    The rifle is a Hopkins and Allen "buggy rifle" from the 1960s or so.
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  • 11b6r
    Cody- you are limited to 10 postings here- you may want to delete or combine some of yours to save room. Rifle looks like a Hopkins & Allen underhammer. Numrich of West Hurley NY had a reproduction of it they sold- they seem to bring $2-300, depending on condition.
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  • v35
    Tingle single shot percussion pistol and Hopkins and Allen percussion underhammer carbine.
    The Tingle, I believe was .44 caliber.
    The underhammer was made in 36 and 45 caliber.It initially was sold in rifle barrel length and later in carbine barrel length.
    Numrich Arms in West Hurley, NY originally manufactured the H&A rifles.
    They were later put together and sold by a company in New Jersey.
    I believe there were also Underhammer pistols sold using the same parts.
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  • wallie
    quote:Originally posted by codwyguy
    http://www.hunt101.com/data/500/thumbs/DSCN33251.JPGDSCN33251.JPG


    OK I think I figured out how to make them bigger

    Thanks guys for all you input and help if anyone knows the approx worth of the pistol please chime in my brother would like to sell them to help his friend so I will probably be listing them on GB

    DSCN33251.JPG
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  • wallie
    quote:Originally posted by codwyguy
    DSCN33121.JPG

    I thought I had it figured out any way here are the 4 pictures i have I will work on getting these others bigger later mean while if anyone has any info in these I would sure like to here it

    DSCN33121.JPG
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