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Pin fire cape gun
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Received my new (old) pin fire today in the mail. It is a 20ga x 58cal (1.5" case). Both bores are mint and the hammer faces are unmarked. They show no signs of gas cutting. I think the gun may be unfired. Except for the repair to the wrist the gun looks great. If anybody recognizes the name of the maker please chime in. I think it is German. There are no proof marks on the gun what so ever. Any help would be appreciated.
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Pin fire cape gun
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Here is a couple more. tryed to get decent pic's of the bores with no luck.
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I (J?) ung and son of SUHL = umlaut and all - definitely German
you might find some info at the German gun collector's site |
Very cool. Those barrels are nice.
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I had forgotten about that sight. I will try that. I was told that it was Johann Friedrick Jung and sons Suhl. But I am not sure. They said that Jung was actually pronounced Young.
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nice cool piece you got there wayne...is the old rifle round stout enough for deer or pigs...charlie
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I don't know Charlie. I will have to order some brass next week and load for it. This is going to be a little tougher project.
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a German J sounds like an English Y just as jeager (hunter) is pronounced Yea-ger |
I tried to do a search on the German Gun Collectors site last nite but you have to join the forum. They were asking a question I did not understand. So I asked a friend today and found out what I needed to register. I will try again to register.
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Do you happen to have one of the 58 cal cases ? The whole pin fire thing intrigues me , my only qualm is carrying extra cartridges .
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