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  • BigLoop22
    mike,

    It helps to get the correct URLs for your photographs. These photo-hosting Web sites like to bury the URLs. Here are the URLs, followed by your pictures:

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  • mmppres
    thanks tring to get hang of it
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  • rufe-snow
    Mutzig was a French military arsenal, located in eastern France. With a date of 1849, it could be from any number of different percussion military arms. That the French military used during that time frame.

    Usually the locks on rifles were, larger than the ones used on handguns. You might be able to narrow it down to a specific type that way.
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  • mmppres
    could be for a pistol from curve of lock it would look to be for a pistol
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  • rufe-snow
    quote:Originally posted by mmppres
    could be for a pistol from curve of lock it would look to be for a pistol



    It's what is called a "Back Action Lock". They were quite commonly used during the late percussion period on both rifles/muskets and handguns. Here is a photo of one used on a rifle/musket?


    FA040_Russian_musket_T1_650.jpg
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  • hrf
    The hammer shown separately may have originally belonged to the lock, but the hammer presently on the lock is from a breech-loading shotgun, probably one of the 1000s of cheap doubles imported from Belgium 1880s to WW-1.
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  • mmppres
    hi guys I tried to put large hammer on lock no go stud on lock to small an only square but hammer has a hex stud hole
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