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Posted by Walter
on 11/11/2008, 3:12 am, in reply to "Re: Info"
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: In 1982, I built a muzzle loadeing rifle, and
: had Bill Large make the barrel, a 42"
: 45 cal.on the barrel stamped : wm large and
: the initials JJJJ. I believe that was his 4
: sons initials, so Jim or John fit. Bill has
: since passed away, I don"t know what
: year,but my guess is in the 80"s.Well
: that's all I have. Good Luck. ps. very,very
: good barrel.Bill Large also lived in Ohio
: when I ordered my barrel.
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: You had better go to the "Traditional
: Muzzleloading Association" 's web site
: and sign in to their forum and ask there.
: The name Bill Large rings a bell as a barrel
: maker, the TMA is huge and I think they will
: be able to help you better. Thanks for
: checking here first,,and good luck with your
: search.
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: Hi, I'm looking for information reqarding a
: set of barrels I have, they are .45 cal
: bronze bbl that were made by a guy I think
: was named jim or john large, they have
: never been completed . One is a pistle bbl
: the other a rifle bbl . These barrels are @
: least 30 years old and belonged to my
: father. I live in southern Ohio and have
: tried to find out if this man is still alive
: or if his son is still around? my father
: died back in 1999 and they ( Barrels and
: rifle stock and parts ) found their way to
: me, I would like to finnish them out and
: keep them. If any one has any knowledge
: about them and them man who made them can
: help me out.. I would appreciate it very
: much ... thank you. Joel
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