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Christopher George Bonehille was an English gun maker who was born in 1831 and apprenticed under a man by the name of Aston from 1844-1851. He began his own business in 1851, primarily making fine shotguns. According to one source on Bonehill, he was responsible for bringing the concept of interchangeable parts to mainstream in England, though the practice was well-established in the United States. This made manufacture more efficient, and therefore cheaper. It also made repair more straight forward.