where one "smith" did the action, another the barrel, and so on. There would be no maker stamped on the gun. Looking at the guild guns listed on GunBroker and magnifying the pictures, I don't see any maker marks on them. As Gary says "your milage may very"
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WHat is a "Guild" gun? I like to learn something every day.
- WB, 2024-11-14, 07:55
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As an example...
- WB, 2024-11-14, 12:50
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a very interesting gun Scott, where did you find it ?
- jthomson, 2024-11-15, 09:41
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Like Gary said all these "Guild" guns
- WB, 2024-11-15, 15:39
- Gunsinternational dot com. They are sort of like - WB, 2024-11-15, 15:42
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Like Gary said all these "Guild" guns
- WB, 2024-11-15, 15:39
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a very interesting gun Scott, where did you find it ?
- jthomson, 2024-11-15, 09:41
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One definition is a gun
- IC, 2024-11-14, 09:21
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Irv pretty much covers it all. This started in Europe
- Gary Reeder, 2024-11-14, 12:30
- The town in Austria was Ferlach and every now and then - Gary Reeder, 2024-11-14, 15:36
- And to answer your other question, John is not up to - Gary Reeder, 2024-11-14, 12:34
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Irv pretty much covers it all. This started in Europe
- Gary Reeder, 2024-11-14, 12:30
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As an example...
- WB, 2024-11-14, 12:50