"Little is known about the local gunsmiths. However, their guns tell us something of their skills. John Beck's firearms feature sturdy, wide butt stocks with a high and wide butt plate, according to authors Beverly Manbeck and Bruce R. Reed, who co-wrote 'Pennsylvania/Kentucky Longrifles and its Lebanon County Connection.'"
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