I'd really like to know the story behind this pair of old flint-locks. They look something like sawed off Kentucky rifles. Of course, if they were actual "long rifles" from a couple of centuries ago, the barrels would be several feet longer.
Are they actual antiques that someone decided to shorten at some point? If so why? Or were they designed like this; with stubby barrels? Do the short barrels negatively affect the gun's accuracy?
Are they real antiques or are they reproductions? Then again, who would make a reproduction of a short barrel flint-lock rifle?
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