Counterfeit Quackenbush Airguns

Because used Quackenbush airguns bring more money than what I’m selling them new for, some people are selling other maker’s guns as mine, so that they can charge a higher price for their inferior airgun.  Some are copies and some are 2 guns made out of one by using the lower unit of a gun to make a muzzle loader and the take-off barrel & breech on their made up lower unit. 

If you are going to buy a used Quackenbush air rifle here are some guidelines:

I’ve never finished a gun with anything other than hot salt bath blue.

I’ve never made an airgun with a cocking handle coming straight out the side (90
    degrees).  I’ve always made them at an angle.

I’ve never used aluminum parts.

I’ve never used brass as an exterior part.

I’ve never made more than 2 muzzle loading rifles. (Randy Mitchell has one,
    I have the other.)

I’ve never sold a .31, .32, .40, .52, .54 or .58 cal.  air rifle.
All .308, .495 & .458 are 7 groove barrels.

Every gun has a number on it, so if you’re in doubt you can call me & tell me the
    number, so I can look it up.

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