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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Heade, post: 10185361, member: 90292&quot;]If you are really talking 100 years + in age I would suggest finding an Antique arms show (aka a Gun Show, but one specializing in antique guns) in your area, go to the show and look for the reputable dealers. In the U.S. antique firearms are those made before 1899, but if you are talking 100+ years old you are going to have better luck with folks who know antiques -- a more specialized and discriminating field -- than going to your average gun show filled with AR-15s and modern arms. Some standard gun shows focus on historical arms, and that would be the next best bet -- again looking for professional dealers who have arms that look like yours.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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