Zdrávas, kolezi. Nemáte, prosím, kdokoli povědomost o replice na odkazu? Je to perkus v „Le Page“ designu. Na hlavni APM, ráž je .44, nikoli .45, dále značka „trojlístek“ dotýkajících se kroužků, kanelovaná hlaveň je hexagonální, nikoli obvyklý oktagon. APM by teoreticky mohla být španělská Armi Parkemy, ale to je firma na custom lovecké, ne repliky.
Čéče díky. Ten odhad na 1980 zapadnul do skládačky.
The „A.P.M.“ manufacturer mark on a 1980 Spanish black powder replica stands for Amadeo Pintado, a firearm manufacturer famously associated with the trade name „Armas Parkemy“. Based out of the historic gun-making region of Eibar, Spain, the company specialized in manufacturing traditional smoothbores, shotguns, and black powder replicas. [1, 2, 3]
Every Spanish black powder replica from this era features specific stamps required by the Eibar Proof House (Banco de Pruebas de Éibar). If you inspect the barrel or frame, you will typically find three categories of marks: [1]
Manufacturer Stamp: A.P.M., which identifies the maker as Amadeo Pintado (Parkemy). [1]
Proof Year Code: For a replica proofed exactly in 1980, you will find the Spanish year code Z1 stamped near the proof marks.
Standard Spanish Proof Marks:
A Shield with a Knight’s Helm (or a shield with an X) representing the Eibar admission mark.
The letters CH or PN surmounted by a crest, which specifically denotes black powder proofing (Pólvora Negra)