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I am looking at buying a rifle that Paul Marquart did the barrelling for. Does anyone know the history of his company and his reputation in general. All I know is that he was a gunsmith and that he passed away fairly recently.

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Posts: 93 | Location: san antonio, texas | Registered: 20 August 2002Reply With Quote
<JBelk>
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Paul Marquart was the partner of Bill Atkinson in Atkinson Marquart in ?Prescott, Az? I think. He was a fine 'smith and very interesting to talk to.

He lost a bunch of his digits in a test fire failure many years ago and he would surprise people that ask about it by saying, "It hurt like HELL!!".

Of course most folks was asking *how* it happened. Not *what* he remembered of it!

If you have an A&M barrel you have the best of it's day.
 
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I shot a two post group and this is a paster over the second.

[ 02-15-2003, 10:16: Message edited by: JBelk ]
 
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Those two posts were about 10 M.O.A. . Not your best group I'm sure. [Razz]
 
Posts: 312 | Location: B.C., Canada | Registered: 12 March 2002Reply With Quote
<jim k>
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Paul lost his digits testing a rechamber job he did.(308 Norma mag.)on a 03A3.He converted an 03 for me in 69 and did a great job, walked me through the details.He was a great man to talk with.
Jim
 
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I should have mentioned that Bill made all the barrels. Paul did all the other work.
Jim
 
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