What is my trapdoor? PICS.

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Is my 45-70 trapdoor original or a Banerman? The S/N 415006 shows it was built in 1888. The sidelock dated 1863. the breach block dated 1873, is a long wrist stock, the barrel bans have a U stamped on them & butt plate has US stamped in it. It also has one of those thick paper liners under the full length of the barrel. I`ved owned this since 1960 & the bore is good & have shot at least 40 factory rounds through it back then. We use to shoot old 2 gal. metal oil cans back then at about 75 yds & it would hit them. By the way, I paid the whopping sum of $10.00 for it.










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where you are going wrong is you have too many links in the one image insertion link. I have removed the first 'h' to try and stop it turning into a link:

ttp://%3ca%20href=http//s917.photobucket.com/albums/ad11/cougar696969/?action=view&current=micspics01025.jpg target=_blank>[IMG]http://i917.photobucket.com/albums/ad11/cougar696969/th_micspics01025.jpg

What you need is everything after the [IMG] tag pasted into the insert picture function. Again, I have again removed the 'h' tp stop it from working so you can see that the correct link is:
ttp://i917.photobucket.com/albums/ad11/cougar696969/th_micspics01025.jpg

hope this makes sense !

[Badger]

If you have your images hosted at a site like photobucket.com or another web hosting service you can simply include the URL address of the image in your post, surrounded by the following image tags [IMG] xxxxxxxxx [/IMG].

Simply insert the tags directly before and after the picture's url link to make the image directly viewable within the post, like this ...

EXAMPLE ....

[IMG]http://photos.imageevent.com/badgerdog/generalstorage/piclinks/small/2005%2008%2005%20034%20_Medium_.jpg[/IMG]

... and here's what appears on our site, based upon an example picture shown here that happens to be stored on ImageEvent, although it could just as easily be PhotoBucket's site.



If you look at any of your pictures on PhotoBucket's site, you'll even see the full IMG link code they provide for you for that given pics, to simply cut-n-paste it to any vBulletin based web site such as ours.

Regards,
Badger

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