This is named "Baroque Gun". It is my idea of what a European trained maker use to building Jaeger rifles might have built after arriving in the colonies and being exposed to rifles with much longer barrels. Every now and then you have to build something you really want to build! R.L.
The rosette in the middle of the patch box is the release mechanism for the door.
Photos supplied by Ron Luckenbill.
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