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  • captkirk3@dslextreme.com
    Send Me Photo....or Post a Photo on the Forum.....I/We will figure it out for you......

    Captain Kirk, Tech Staff
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  • Jody Commander
    Sounds like a replica......I don't think they stamped "made in Belgium" on the weapons made in the late 1700s-early 1800s.
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  • rhmc24
    Captkirk is right, we may be able to ID yours with a photo. Very likely a piece made in the 1930s. Stoeger's catalogs of the period offered several Belgium made types of flintlock guns of then-new manufacture. I recall some had faces carved on the bottom of the stock. Flintlocks were still in common use in the African trade at that time. Some guns were re-mfgr using some old, some new parts. There were tons of antique gun parts surplus from by-gone manufacture in Belgium up well after WW2.
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