Elgin maybe...
During the Civil War Dundee suffered a raid by Montrose's troops in 1645, and in 1651 was sacked by General Monk's forces, thereby losing its pre-eminence in the manufacture of firearms in Scotland. The city nevertheless thereafter regained a place amongst a series of centres, which included Edinburgh, Brechin, Edzell, Aberdeen, Old Meldrum, Elgin and Inverness, all supplying the needs of the east and north-east coasts. The chief centre for the supply of the Highlands was Doune, in Perthshire, where an industry seems to have started soon after the Civil War, to last for nearly a century and a half.