Want to trade FLOBERT 22cal rolling block , 22cal rising block
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thanks guys for the ID on the 3 parts guns , I think i am going to trade them or sell them on gunbroker to help me with a few of my builds. If anyone has anything they are interested in trading for these 3 parts guns please pm me with what you want to trade.
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hey guys , I have another flea market find , I bought a box of 22 rifle parts at the flea market . Well i almost have enough parts to complete 2 rifles with a barreled receiver left over. I am pretty sure they a belgium by the markings but from my understanding brevete is a french term so it has me a little confused to the origins of the rifles. I have researched the names and style of locks but i can not find any info on these guns. If anyone has any info on them or parts to complete them please let me know
First rifle ,
Rolling block 22 cal , full octagon barrel all the way back , no change in barrel dimensions at all , it is the same diameter at the loading port in the back , Its 22 cal , not sure if its short or long rifle. This rifle in my opinon has a really flimsy action LOL well at least compared to my remington rolling block . It has a really ornate trigger guard and a very nice checkered stock , Its marked , Left side of barrel Star over E , then ELG inside a circle , Underneath barrel TM , 19 , Crown over GM , then its marked star E on the receiver. I think its belgium from the markings.
Second rifle
22 cal rifle , again not sure if its short or long. It has a full octagon barrel that becomes square at the breach , it has a flip up breach that is hinged on each side of the breach , It has the same stock design and cut out for the trigger guard but is missing the trigger guard so i am guessing it uses the very ornate guard as well. The rifle is marked P. Bishop , Brelete ,under the barrel , serial # is under 50 =) it is also marked with star A , and what looks like a wand with waves coming off of it. , To load this rifle you have to pull the large hammer on top of the breach back ,and flip up the rear of the receiver using a handle that protrudes from the right side of the receiver , it has an automatic ejector built into it , once loaded you flip it back down and when you pull the trigger the hammer falls , Both locking the receiver down and hitting the firing pin. Seems like a really safe and sturdy design , If i get this one back together i think it will be safe to shoot =)
3rd rifle , Just a 22 cal barreled receiver =) Its identical to the 2nd rifle , Its marked C.R. Schop & C , Brevete s , also marked ELG in circle.
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thanks guys for the ID on the 3 parts guns , I think i am going to trade them or sell them on gunbroker to help me with a few of my builds. If anyone has anything they are interested in trading for these 3 parts guns please pm me with what you want to trade.
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hey guys , I have another flea market find , I bought a box of 22 rifle parts at the flea market . Well i almost have enough parts to complete 2 rifles with a barreled receiver left over. I am pretty sure they a belgium by the markings but from my understanding brevete is a french term so it has me a little confused to the origins of the rifles. I have researched the names and style of locks but i can not find any info on these guns. If anyone has any info on them or parts to complete them please let me know
First rifle ,
Rolling block 22 cal , full octagon barrel all the way back , no change in barrel dimensions at all , it is the same diameter at the loading port in the back , Its 22 cal , not sure if its short or long rifle. This rifle in my opinon has a really flimsy action LOL well at least compared to my remington rolling block . It has a really ornate trigger guard and a very nice checkered stock , Its marked , Left side of barrel Star over E , then ELG inside a circle , Underneath barrel TM , 19 , Crown over GM , then its marked star E on the receiver. I think its belgium from the markings.
Second rifle
22 cal rifle , again not sure if its short or long. It has a full octagon barrel that becomes square at the breach , it has a flip up breach that is hinged on each side of the breach , It has the same stock design and cut out for the trigger guard but is missing the trigger guard so i am guessing it uses the very ornate guard as well. The rifle is marked P. Bishop , Brelete ,under the barrel , serial # is under 50 =) it is also marked with star A , and what looks like a wand with waves coming off of it. , To load this rifle you have to pull the large hammer on top of the breach back ,and flip up the rear of the receiver using a handle that protrudes from the right side of the receiver , it has an automatic ejector built into it , once loaded you flip it back down and when you pull the trigger the hammer falls , Both locking the receiver down and hitting the firing pin. Seems like a really safe and sturdy design , If i get this one back together i think it will be safe to shoot =)
3rd rifle , Just a 22 cal barreled receiver =) Its identical to the 2nd rifle , Its marked C.R. Schop & C , Brevete s , also marked ELG in circle.