Welcome to my airgun and antique firearm blog. I post photo's of my personal collection, and a myriad of pic's and information on Air pistols, air Rifles, and pre-1898 Antique Black Powder Guns... and occasionally I will post images of various confiscated, improvised, modified howmemade firearms from around the world.
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Saturday, February 22, 2020
My first Antique Black powder Muzzleloader Gun!!!
I have been shooting and collecting Airguns for many years, and have often thought about learning more about black powder muzzleloader guns.
In Canada, there are certain "Antique" firearms that were made before 1898 that don't require firearm licenses.
This double barrel English Coach Gun is one of those antique firearms that doesn't require a Canadian gun license to own.
It was made by Bourne & Son, in Birmingham, England between 1840-45.
It's a 12 gauge side by side, 22 inch double barrel Caplock action,m shotgun.
I have been enjoying myself reading different books and manuals on these types of firearms, and will update this post as I have more to say on this subject.
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