libertysagun
.44 mag
there are NO markings anywhere on this gun
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there are NO markings anywhere on this gun
Patriot
.308 Win
Caliber?
libertysagun
.44 mag
Unknown. It may be a pre 1899 black powder cartridge. If that is the case it was well taken care of the bore is clean and sharp.
HIghlander
.223 Rem
Have you looked under the fore grip for markings?
libertysagun
.44 mag
I took it all apart and went over it all with a magnifying glass and then an electronic microscope and found nothing. The bore mic.s at .280+/- so it could be European 7mm?
HIghlander
.223 Rem
Maybe a .280 Ackley round?
IrishMick
.44 mag
No markings? Must be an evil ghost gun!
Jsmegs77
.308 Win
Looks vaguely like a Triplett & Scott rotating breech rifle. But it isn't...though it appears to work in a similar fashion.
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Robin
.475 A&M Magnum
Could be home made.
Robin
Robin
libertysagun
.44 mag
Yes it's definitely not a Triplett and Scott but what cool guns those were. It certainly could be a "home made" or more likely a locally made firearm. I do enjoy finding odd unmarked guns and then searching for books and info about them.
Exonautic
.308 Win
that rotating breech threw me off, thought the sights were meant to be shot 1876 gangster style.