Hmm, $2,250 for a gun with a broken hammer? I have seen that conversion device before. No idea who was selling them. This gun is much too early for the activity period of Heuse-Lemoine, 1894.

Heuse-Lemoine could have made the gun. He also held a patent for a damascus twist pattern among other things.

I have purchased from Merz in the past. I would imagine he is ready to deal on this one.

Pete

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