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Re: early english trade guns

Posted by cplsparrow on 11/6/2008, 3:36 am, in reply to "Re: early english trade guns"
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Check out Flintlock Fowlers the frist guns made in America by Tom Grinsdale. I found this book a good reference material for type and location. --Previous Message-- : No. There fore no to the second ?. The club : butt is a myth created by hollywood. The 1st : brownbess 1746? French Fusil 1640 and >. : The study of these guns can be found at your : local public library. Really. Just look in : the history part.. : When you can narrow down your search a bit : then maybe we can help ya. good luk freind : : --Previous Message-- : did any of the early english trade guns have : a : club butt and if so could they have been : shipped into the carolinas and va. : : :

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Message Thread: early english trade guns - dboone 10/13/2008, 9:21 pm Re: early english trade guns - fred 10/14/2008, 7:56 am Re: early english trade guns - cplsparrow 11/6/2008, 3:36 am Re: early english trade guns - Marty Klier 3/26/2009, 4:18 pm « Back to thread

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