A miquelet escopeta for comments

Fernando K · 12th May 2013, 12:28 AM

Hello:

I agree with Fernando, I think it's a shotgun. The name on the key (lock) I think it is Italian, if a key (lock) produced in Spain have the punch Manufacturer gold.

It would be interesting a photograph of the punch in the barrel (barrel) to see who produced it.

In short: I think it is a weapon produced in Italy, perhaps in Naples (under Spanish rule) and used a gun / barrel) produced in Spain

Affectionately. Fernando K

machinist · 12th May 2013, 01:00 AM

Hello Fernando K, This is interesting information, I was wondering why some guns where stamped on the lock, trigger guard, barrel, and mine was not.
I was wondering about it being used as a shotgun, it seems like it would be useful against deer with a load of buckshot.

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12th May 2013, 12:28 AM	#1
Fernando K Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 672	Hello: I agree with Fernando, I think it's a shotgun. The name on the key (lock) I think it is Italian, if a key (lock) produced in Spain have the punch Manufacturer gold. It would be interesting a photograph of the punch in the barrel (barrel) to see who produced it. In short: I think it is a weapon produced in Italy, perhaps in Naples (under Spanish rule) and used a gun / barrel) produced in Spain Affectionately. Fernando K

12th May 2013, 01:00 AM	#2
machinist Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 93	Hello Fernando K, This is interesting information, I was wondering why some guns where stamped on the lock, trigger guard, barrel, and mine was not. I was wondering about it being used as a shotgun, it seems like it would be useful against deer with a load of buckshot.