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Buchsemann
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Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving
28/01/09 11:49 AM

NE Folks,

As NE is an international forum I am hoping that perhaps someone can help me identify the artwork on one of my most important projects. My father, who passed away approaching four ago, left me this piece. Unfortunately his illness took him away from us before he was able to complete his pet project. The butt-stock had been broken and discarded prior to my father acquiring it and given the complexity of the wood to metal interface re-stocking this thing promises to be quite an ordeal. When the stock was broken much of the inner works of the receiver was thrown out of alignment due to the trigger plate being twisted. For those of you who aren't familiar with this design of Brenneke receivers it is a variation of a blitz action with four safety features design to prevent accidental discharges. My father spent many hours studying and measuring every component before he made all the necessary corrections. The action, to include all of the safety features, functions as smooth as new. It should keep me busy for a while but in the mean time I was thinking that I should ask if you have any ideas as to the origin of the engraving design.

At first I was going to post the picture of the underside of the receiver on Capt. Curl's "Bellies" thread but I wanted to show you the top as well.

Marcus

PS - For the record this piece is configured as 16 ga. X 16 ga. over 9.3X74R.

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Edited by CptCurl (17/02/09 12:05 AM)

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Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	Buchsemann	28/01/09 11:49 AM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	mehulkamdar	28/01/09 12:28 PM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	Buchsemann	28/01/09 01:55 PM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	mehulkamdar	11/03/09 06:55 AM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	Buchsemann	11/03/09 02:44 PM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	fuhrmann	11/03/09 06:25 PM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	Buchsemann	12/03/09 01:44 AM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	Buchsemann	12/03/09 04:21 AM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	fuhrmann	16/02/09 08:19 PM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	93mouse	16/02/09 11:18 PM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	CptCurl	17/02/09 12:06 AM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	Buchsemann	17/02/09 04:26 AM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	Buchsemann	17/02/09 05:41 AM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	fuhrmann	17/02/09 07:42 AM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	Buchsemann	17/02/09 09:45 AM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	93mouse	17/02/09 07:06 PM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	Buchsemann	18/02/09 06:25 AM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	Buchsemann	19/02/09 08:01 AM
Re: Patent Brenneke Drilling - Engraving	mehulkamdar	25/02/09 12:38 PM

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