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    Nicolas-Noël Boutet - Wikipedia

    Nicolas-Noël Boutet (31 August 1761 – 1833) was a French gunsmith and bladesmith who was director of the Versailles state arms factory. More than 600,000 weapons were produced under his directorship. See more

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    Boutet was born in Paris, the son of the royal gunsmith Noël Boutet, and became his father's assistant. In 1788, he married Leonie-Emilie … See more

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    Nicolas Noël Boutet | Double-Barreled Flintlock …

    A flintlock shotgun made by Nicolas Noël Boutet in 1818–20 and enhanced with percussion locks and barrels in 1860. The gun is decorated with gold, silver, horn, and walnut and has a rich history of ownership and exhibition.

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    L'armurerie CHAPUIS

    Chapuis Arms is a family-owned business that produces high-quality firearms in France since the early 20th century. It offers three finishing levels of its …

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      Chapuis Armes: Traditional French Gun Manufacturer

      Chapuis is a traditional French gun manufacturer that produces premium quality hunting guns for upland and big game. Learn about its history, craftsmanship, and reputation for excellence and durability.

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      Who made Boutet guns & what did he do?
      Boutet was one of the great names in the history of gun-making and was charged by Napoleon with creating richly-decorated arms for presentation to military heroes and foreign heads of state. Some of the guns produced in his workshop are considered to be the finest high-art firearms ever created.

      Original French Napoleonic Nicolas Noel Boutet Double Barrel Flintlock

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      Who made the Boutet flintlock shotgun?
      This genuine Boutet example is incredibly detailed and ornate French flintlock double-barreled shotgun was manufactured by Nicolas Noel Boutet sometime between 1805-1812. It features Side-by-side, rich brown round barrels with smooth bores in 15mm caliber (.58" or approximately a 24 gauge) with gilt decorations.

      Original French Napoleonic Nicolas Noel Boutet Double Barrel Flintlock

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      Who are Chapuis gun makers?
      Action and Barrel maker before being a complete Gun maker in St Bonnet le Château (Near St Etienne in France) the family Chapuis has been involved in the gun industry since the early days of the 20 Century. For the last 100 years, the improvement of the craftsmanship will let them make the complete manufacturing steps to get to the Expert level

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      Who made a double barrel flintlock shotgun?
      Title: Double-Barreled Flintlock Shotgun with Exchangeable Percussion Locks and Barrels Gunsmith: Nicolas Noël Boutet (French, Versailles and Paris, 1761–1833) Barrelsmith: Exchangeable percussion barrels by Léopold Bernard (French, Paris, active 1832–70) Lock maker: Exchangeable percussion locks by B. Montagnon (French, active ca. 1850)

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      Is France a good country to buy a high-performance gun?
      True enough, France isn’t exactly the first country that comes to mind when discussing high-performance European firearms, however, the nation has a long and storied history innovating guns. OK, the Chauchat was a deadly lemon, but a mere mote on an otherwise outstanding record. In contemporary times, count the Manurhin MR73 among these triumphs.

      Manurhin MR73: Famous French Revolver Heads Stateside

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      When was the first French over-and-under shotgun made?
      The Sagittaire, the first mass-produced French over-and-under shotgun, was brought out in 1966 and immediately became a real market leader, and production doubled from 1970 to 1975.

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      A Visit With French Arms Maker L’Atelier Verney-Carron

      Sep 20, 2019 · Learn about the history and craftsmanship of L'Atelier Verney-Carron, a family-owned gunmaker in St. Etienne, France. See how they produce custom shotguns and rifles with wood, metal and engraving.

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      Original French Napoleonic Nicolas Noel Boutet …

      As seen on History Channel's Pawn Stars, this is an exquisite exceptionally rare French shogun manufactured by master gunsmith Nicolas-Noël Boutet, who was the personal gunmaker to King Louis XVI of France and during the revolution …

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      Cased Set of a Flintlock Rifle, a Pair of Pistols, and …

      Gunsmith Nicolas Noël Boutet French. ca. 1800. On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 375. The Revolution of 1789 and the subsequent rise of Napoleon, first as consul (1799–1804) and then as emperor (1804–14), …