Re: Thank You! for your Bridle Style Data!
Your hammer gun is from around 1889. If it does not have L.C. Smith Maker on the top of the barrel or rib it is a Transition Gun meaning it was made in Syracuse and assembled in Fulton when the company was sold or it is a very early Fulton gun with the Syracuse attributes. A picture would help more to identify it. Also that would be the wrong butt plate as the Syracuse early Fulton's butt plate has a Setter with it's right foot on a rock.
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