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DESCRIPTION: English Pattern 1858 Enfield rifled musket ("1858 Long Enfield"). The rifle uses the same ammunition as the 1853 Enfields (Minié-type). The rifle was manufactured at the Enfield Arsenal in 1862, as indicated by markings on the lockplate. The latter also displays "Crown over VR" and smaller "Crown over Broad Arrow". The rifle displays several English markings on the back of the barrel. Three groove rifling. Three iron clamping barrel bands adjusted with screws. Brass trigger guard and buttplate. Fixed, plain blade front sights. Adjustable ramp and leaf rear sights calibrated up to 800 yards. Two sling swivels. Complete with the original ramrod (slotted and knurled). This model was widely used through out the English empire and later was converted to the breech loading Snider-Enfield. CONDITION: Low fine. Percussion lock works fine. Polished steel finish on all metal parts. Some scattered light patina. The stock was refurbished and a layer of wax was added to its finish. The stock shows some handling marks and small dings. The lower part of the stock has a hairline crack (just in front of the trigger guard, please, see pictures). All the markings on metal are clearly visible. Overall length: 54 inch. Barrel length: 39 inch. Good example of the English Pattern 1858 Enfield rifled musket. |
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DESCRIPTION: English Pattern 1858 Enfield rifled musket ("1858 Long Enfield"). The rifle uses the same ammunition as the 1853 Enfields (Minié-type). The rifle was manufactured at the Enfield Arsenal in 1861, as indicated by markings on the lockplate. The latter also displays "Crown over VR" and smaller "Crown over Broad Arrow". The right side of the buttstock displays a cartouche with fading markings, "R, Crown, M, Enfield, Broad Arrow over WD" and "1". The rifle displays several English markings on the back of the barrel. Three groove rifling. Three iron clamping barrel bands adjusted with screws. Brass trigger guard and buttplate. Fixed, plain blade front sights. Adjustable ramp and leaf rear sights calibrated up to 800 yards. Two sling swivels. Complete with the original ramrod (slotted and knurled). This model was widely used through out the English empire and later was converted to the breech loading Snider-Enfield. CONDITION: Fine. Percussion lock works fine. Polished steel finish on all metal parts. Some scattered light patina. The stock shows the usual handling marks, scratches and dings. Original finish on the stock. All the markings on metal are clearly visible. Overall length: 54 inch. Barrel length: 39 inch. Nice example of the English Pattern 1858 Enfield rifled musket. |
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DESCRIPTION: English Pattern 1858 Enfield rifled musket ("1858 Long Enfield"). The rifle uses the same ammunition as the 1853 Enfields (Minié-type). The rifle was manufactured at the Enfield Arsenal in 1860, as indicated by markings on the lockplate. The latter also displays "Crown over VR" and smaller "Crown over Broad Arrow". The right side of the buttstock displays a cartouche with fading markings, "R, Crown, M, Enfield, Broad Arrow over WD, 1" and "2". The rifle displays several English markings on the back of the barrel. Three groove rifling. Three iron clamping barrel bands adjusted with screws. Brass trigger guard and buttplate. Fixed, plain blade front sights. Adjustable ramp and leaf rear sights calibrated up to 800 yards. Two sling swivels. Complete with the original ramrod (slotted and knurled). This model was widely used through out the English empire and later was converted to the breech loading Snider-Enfield. CONDITION: Fine. Percussion lock works fine. Polished steel finish on all metal parts. Some scattered light patina. The stock shows the usual handling marks, scratches and dings. Original finish on the stock. All the markings on metal are clearly visible. Overall length: 54 inch. Barrel length: 39 inch. Nice example of the English Pattern 1858 Enfield rifled musket. |
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DESCRIPTION: English Pattern 1853 Enfield rifled musket ("1853 Long Enfield"). The rifle uses .577 Minié-type ammo. The rifle was manufactured at the Tower Arsenal in 1858, as indicated by markings on the lockplate. The latter also displays "Crown over VR". Both sides of the buttstock display fading markings and/or cartouches. The rifle displays several English markings on the back of the barrel. Three groove rifling. Three solid iron barrel bands retained by band springs inlet to the front of the band. The front barrel band is much wider than the other two bands (correct for the Pattern 1853 Enfield). Brass trigger guard and buttplate. Fixed, plain blade front sights. Adjustable ramp and leaf rear sights calibrated up to 800 yards. Two sling swivels. Complete with the original ramrod (slotted and knurled). This model was widely used through out the English empire. It was also used in Canada and in the USA during the Civil War. CONDITION: Fine. Percussion lock works fine. Polished steel finish on all metal parts. Some scattered light patina. The stock shows the usual handling marks, scratches and dings. Original finish on the stock. All the markings on metal are clearly visible. The middle barrel band spring may be a period replacement (it seem to be too short). Overall length: 55.25 inch. Barrel length: 39 inch. Nice example of the English Pattern 1853 Enfield rifled musket from the times of the Civil War. |
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DESCRIPTION: French M. 1867 "a Tabatiere" rifle converted to a percussion shotgun. This was originally a French Mle.1857 percussion rifle, that was later converted to M.1867 breech loading rifle, and finally converted to the smoothbore percussion shotgun configuration. The gun features a modified Snider hinged block action that was converted from centerfire to percussion. Different patterns of the Tabatiere ("snuffbox") breech loading rifles and carbines were manufactured for the French infantry, cavalry, artillery, dragoons, chasseurs, gendarmerie and navy. Shortly after the Franco-Prussian war, the French military decided that these guns were obsolete. The Tabatiere rifles and carbines were sold as surplus. Consequently, they were converted to inexpensive commercial arms, with their stocks shortened, and their barrels bored smooth for shot shells. These cut down, smooth bored guns were sold all over the world and are known today on the collector market as "Zulu Shotguns". This particular shotgun was manufactured at one of French arsenals, as indicated by markings on some metal parts. It was converted to "Zulu shotgun" configuration in Belgium, as indicated by Liege proof marks on the barrel and breech mechanism. Walnut half stock with steel buttplate and trigger guard. The right side of the buttstock displays a "Holy Water" plug. The metal parts of the shotgun display many French and Belgian arsenal markings, poincons and numbers. The upper part of the barrel shows some decorative markings and, possibly, a retailer name (unrecognizable, please, see pictures). Steel breech mechanism and receiver. The bore diameter is slightly less than 18 mm. Overall length: 52 inch. Barrel length: 34.75 inch. CONDITION: Fine+. The shotgun has about 87-90% of its blue finish. Some, occasional light patina on metal. Solid stock with some handling marks and light dings. There are no cracks in wood. Bore is in excellent condition. All the internal parts of the shotgun are in fine condition, with no visible wear. Mechanically, the shotgun is in excellent condition, with a very crisp, strong action. All the markings and numbers are clearly visible on metal. |
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DESCRIPTION: Fine double barrel percussion fowler by Paul Ebert in Suhl, Prussia. A fowler is a muzzle-loading smoothbore shotgun designed to fire a number of pellets at one time. Fowlers were used throughout centuries for hunting small games, especially birds. The gun maker Paul Ebert is listed in Suhl circa 1830-44. Paul Ebert was famous for manufacturing the top quality hunting guns. Ebert's highest quality guns were manufactured only in very limited numbers on the European aristocracy and royal families orders. The fowler features 31.75 inch long twist barrels with gold inlaid foresight, gunsmith's signature and breech. Engraved and gold inlaid locks. Intrically engraved, chiseled and gold inlaid hammers. Sliding safeties. Engraved and gold inlaid mounts. Beautiful half stock with steel buttplate. The latter also shows some engraving and some gold inlays. There is a cheek-piece on the left side of the buttstock. Very nice diamond checkering at the wrist of the stock. Steel trigger guard with beautifully engraved hunting scenes and with some gold inlays. Original ramrod. There are no markings on the barrels under the stock. High quality of machining and metal finish! Overall length is 47.25 inch. The barrels length is 31.75 inch. A beautiful fowler from the best period in German gun making! CONDITION: Excellent. 90% of browning finish is still on metal. Occasional light patina (mainly on the trigger guard and lock plates). Excellent bores. No dents in tubes. Strong and smooth action. Mechanically the gun is in excellent condition, as well. All the internal parts of the fowler are in excellent condition, with no visible wear. Minor wear to gold inlays. Beautiful stock shows minor handling marks. The right side of the buttstock has some small scratches. Crisp checkering at the wrist. The stock was cleaned and refurbished a long time. This is typical for all European hunting guns, some of them were cleaned, or refurbished after the end of every hunting season. The right side of the forestock shows a high quality repair with a small block of wood nicely replaced, just above the front part of the lockplate (please, see pictures). The buttstock sling swivel is a modern replacement. Beautiful German double barrel percussion fowler by one of the best Prussian gun makers! Antique. |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Swiss M.1842 smoothbore cadet percussion musket with an original socket bayonet and leather sling! Basically, a scale-down version of the Swiss M.1842 infantry percussion musket. Manufactured by August Francotte of Liege, as indicated by markings on the lockplate and barrel. Three barrel band configuration. All brass furniture (barrel bands, nosecap and trigger guard). Steel buttplate. Canton Vaud (Waadt) markings are stamped on the left side of the buttstock (please, see pictures). There are also several other numbers and proofs stamped on barrel, bands and stock. Fixed front and rear sights. Complete with an original ramrod. The musket comes with an original socket bayonet and leather sling. Swiss cadet bayonets are quite scarce! The bayonet blade displays some difficult to recognize markings and a number, "54". The bayonet overall length is 11.75 inch. The bayonet blade length is 9.5 inch. CONDITION: Excellent. The musket is in all original, untouched and uncleaned condition. All the parts of the musket are nicely preserved. Occasional light patina on steel parts. Very nice, solid stock with minor handling marks. Original finish on the stock. No cracks to the wood. All the markings and numbers on stock and metal are clearly visible. Percussion lock works fine. The bore is in fine condition. Overall length: 45.25 inch. Barrel length: 32.25 inch. The socket bayonet is in fine condition. The leather sling is still in very good condition (considering its age). Scarce Swiss M.1842 cadet percussion musket with an original socket bayonet and leather sling! (Ref. "Hand- und Faustfeuerwaffen. Schweizerische Ordonnanz 1817 bis 1975", pp.30). |
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Scarce Nepalese Gurkha Sharps Percussion RifleCaliber: .577 (?) Price: $2975 Inventory # arc_0595 Pictures: |
DESCRIPTION: Very scarce Nepalese issue Sharps breech loading percussion rifle. The rifle is based on the 1853-type Sharps. It was manufactured locally in Nepal in 1860-s. The rifle was issued to elite Gurkha regiments, and consequently it is often called, "Gurkha Sharps". Production of the rifle in Nepal caused serious logistical problems. Information about this rifle is still insufficient, but the most common opinion is that only a very limited number of guns of this pattern were manufactured for the Government of Nepal. Sharps rifles in Nepalese army were soon replaced by Sniders. Consequently, Nepalese Sharps rifles were withdrawn from service and stored for many decades in the government warehouse. Steel receiver. Steel barrel with 3 grooves. Fixed front sight. Ramp and leaf military style rear sights. Brass buttplate and nosecap. Three steel barrel bands. Two sling swivels. The barrel of the rifle displays a "Crown", stamped just behind the rear sights. No other markings are present on the rifle. Complete with an original ramrod. Judging the features of the action and the style of rear sights, this must be a late production Nepalese Sharps rifle. The early production Nepalese Sharps rifles had slightly different configuration with a very simple rear sights. Nepalese Sharps were until recently totally unknown on the collector market. A few rifles of this type were smuggled out of Nepal before 1990-s. The first example of this rifle I have seen in 1980-s, advertised as "Confederate Production Sharps" (sic!). More rifles of this pattern were imported from Nepal, along with Sniders and Martinis, in the last ten years. CONDITION: Excellent. About 85% of original finish is still present on metal. Some finish is turning to brownish color patina. Most of the wear is on the barrel bands, lever and on the receiver. No pitting. Solid stocks with some minor handling marks. No cracks of any kind to the stocks. The bore is in excellent condition with strong and shiny rifling. Mechanically, the rifle is in fine condition with crisp, strong action. Percussion lock works fine. All the internal parts of the rifle are in fine condition, with no obvious wear. Overall length: 53 inch. Barrel length: 36.75 inch. Scarce Nepalese Sharps rifle in very collectible condition! (Ref. "Guns of the Gurkhas", by John Walter, pp. 56-59). |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Afghan Pattern 1858 Enfield saddle ring cavalry carbine! This was a short version of the 1858 Long Enfield with the addition of a swivel ramrod. The rifled carbines of this pattern are somewhat difficult to find in original condition. The carbine uses the same ammunition as the 1853 and 1858 Enfields (Minié-type). I believe that the carbine was manufactured at the Kabul Arsenal, that was created and equipped by the British. The carbine displays several Arabic markings on the lockplate and barrel. I was told that the meaning of them is "Kabul Arsenal" and "Mir Abdurhman, Father of Amanullah". Two barrel band configuration. Brass trigger guard and buttplate. Fixed front and rear sights. Complete with an original swivel ramrod and saddle ring. CONDITION: Low fine. Percussion lock works fine. Polished steel finish on all metal parts. Some scattered light patina. The stock shows the usual handling marks and small dings. There are some hairline cracks on the stock, next to the lockplate, and behind the barrel tang. The stock was refinished. There is an extra hole in the lower part of the buttstock for a sling swivel. All the markings on metal are clearly visible. Overall length: 37.25 inch. Barrel length: 21.25 inch. Scarce Afghan Pattern 1858 Enfield saddle ring cavalry carbine! |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Afghan Pattern 1858 Enfield saddle ring cavalry carbine in all original condition! This was a short version of the 1858 Long Enfield with the addition of a swivel ramrod. The rifled carbines of this pattern are somewhat difficult to find in original condition. The carbine uses the same ammunition as the 1853 and 1858 Enfields (Minié-type). I believe that the carbine was manufactured at the Kabul Arsenal, that was created and equipped by the British. The carbine displays several Arabic markings on the lockplate and barrel. I was told that the meaning of them is "Kabul Arsenal" and "Mir Abdurhman, Father of Amanullah". The barrel shows twisted steel pattern. Two barrel band configuration. Brass trigger guard and buttplate. Original, three position folding rear sights. Two sling swivels. Complete with an original swivel ramrod and saddle ring. CONDITION: Fine. Percussion lock works fine. Polished steel finish on all metal parts. Some scattered light patina. The stock shows the usual handling marks, scratches and dings. One hairline crack on the left side of the stock, just above the saddle ring. The brass buttplate has several dings and dents (please, see pictures). All the markings on metal are clearly visible. Overall length: 36.75 inch. Barrel length: 20.75 inch. Scarce Afghan Pattern 1858 Enfield cavalry carbine in all original condition! |
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DESCRIPTION: Beautiful Czech percussion Schutzen rifle, c. 1860. The design is similar to German Schutzen rifles. Heavy, target style octagonal barrel. Massive, full length walnut stock. Hardwood buttplate with brass plates. Brass trigger guard with pistol grip, counter plate and ramrod fixtures. Fixed front and rear sights. Provision for the target style tang sight. Double set trigger with interesting mechanism: the rear trigger needs to be pulled back in order to cock the hammer. The lower part of the buttstock shows a German silver plate with, "JR" initials. The lower part of the forearm has diamond checkering. Both sides of the buttstock show floral style carvings. The left side of the buttstock has a massive cheek piece. The lockplate displays both, military and floral style engraving. The rear part of the barrel also displays floral style engraving. The brass counter plate is beautifully shaped and engraved in floral style. The upper part of the octagonal barrel displays maker's markings, "M. Cerwenka w Beroune". The rifle was manufactured without barrel bands. Complete with a massive hardwood ramrod. CONDITION: Fine+. The lock and double set triggers work fine. Some light patina on steel parts. The maker's markings on the barrel are clearly visible. The stock shows some light handling marks and dings. Original finish on the stock. The right side of the forestock show a couple of hairline cracks. Overall length: 47 inch. Barrel length: 33 inch. The rifle is in all original condition, with no restoration. Scarce Czech percussion target rifle! (Oversize shipping and insurance rate is $45 for this item only). |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Swiss cantonal militia rifled musket M.1842/59 for artillery and engineering troops ("Sappeur-, Pontonier- und Parkartilleriegewhr Modell 1842"). This variant of M.1842/59 is much more difficult to find than standard infantry rifle. The latter is slightly longer and has all steel furniture. The rifle was manufactured by August Francotte of Liege, as indicated by markings on the lockplate and on the left side of the barrel. The right side of the buttstock displays Francotte's cartouche with "Crown over AF" (fading). Three barrel band configuration. Brass barrel bands and trigger guard. Steel buttplate. Cantonal militia markings and crests are stamped on the barrel along with some other markings, "GH", "ZHS Zurich. 342". "GH" markings are also stamped on the right side of the buttstock. There are also several other numbers and proofs stamped on barrel, bands and stock. Interesting rear sight adjustable to 700 paces. The ramrod and the hammer screw are a replacement. CONDITION: Fine+. Percussion lock works fine. Polished steel finish on all the metal parts. Some scattered light patina. Very nice stock with some handling marks. Original finish on the stock. No cracks. There is a small chip in the wood near the ramrod channel, close to the brass nosecap. Overall length: 51.25 inch. Barrel length: 36.25 inch. Very attractive and scarce Swiss rifled musket! Serial# 12XX. (Ref. "Hand- und Faustfeuerwaffen. Schweizerische Ordonnanz 1817 bis 1975", pp.30 & 52). |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Swiss Canton Bern militia rifled musket M.1817/42 with correct socket bayonet! This rifle is often called, "Genie Gewehr". Originally, a flintlock musket that was later converted to percussion rifle by one of the Swiss arsenals. Three barrel band configuration. All brass furniture. Unusual, long brass channel for the ramrod, which is characteristic for this model. The barrel displays following markings, "III 590". Complete with original ramrod and socket bayonet. The latter displays correct markings and proofs. CONDITION: Excellent. Percussion lock works fine. Correct, polished steel finish on all the metal parts. The metal was professionally cleaned, without affecting any markings and proofs. Very nice stock with few handling marks. The stock was professionally cleaned and degreased, but not refinished. All the wood edges are sharp. No cracks. Overall length: 54.50 inch. Barrel length: 39.25 inch. The bayonet is in very good condition with some scattered patina and light pitting. The bayonet fits very tightly on the barrel. Very attractive and scarce Swiss rifled musket! Serial# 590. (Ref. "Hand- und Faustfeuerwaffen. Schweizerische Ordonnanz 1817 bis 1975", p.51). (Oversize shipping and insurance rate is $40 for this item only). |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Swiss M.1842 smoothbore cadet percussion musket. Basically, a scale-down version of the Swiss M.1842 infantry percussion musket. Manufactured by August Francotte of Liege, as indicated by markings on the lockplate and barrel. Three barrel band configuration. All brass furniture (barrel bands, nosecap and trigger guard). Steel buttplate. Canton Vaud (Waadt) markings are stamped on the back of the barrel (please, see pictures). There are also several other numbers and proofs stamped on barrel, bands and stock. Fixed front and rear sights. Complete with an original ramrod. CONDITION: Fine. All the steel parts are covered by light, uniform patina (untouched, uncleaned condition). Percussion lock works fine. The bore is in fine condition. Stock shows some usual handling marks. Original finish on the stock. There is an old repair in the stock, with a piece of wood secured with a screw, just behind the barrel (please, see pictures). Couple of small chips of wood are missing in the stock, along the ramrod channel. All the markings and numbers on stock and metal are clearly visible. Overall length: 42.25 inch. Barrel length: 29.5 inch. Scarce Swiss M.1842 cadet percussion musket! (Ref. "Hand- und Faustfeuerwaffen. Schweizerische Ordonnanz 1817 bis 1975", pp.30). |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Austro Hungarian M.1850 Police (Polizei -Wachcorps) smoothbore musket. These weapons were converted from captured Piedmontese M.1844 muskets, using the standard Austro-Hungarian hardware, stocks and barrels from M.1842 Jaeger and M.1846 Special Purpose Muskets (Gendarmerie Gewehr M/1846 and Grenzjager Gewehr M/1846). According to Dolleczek, the conversion was done in 1848-1849. One barrel band configuration. All steel furniture. Several proofs are stamped on the steel parts of the carbine, some of them difficult to recognize. The back of the barrel displays following maker's markings, "FERD. FRUWIRTH" and "H". There is a large unrecognizable stamp on the butt stock, just behind the rear sling swivel. Bayonet lug on the barrel. Complete with ramrod. CONDITION: Excellent. The lock works fine. Some light patina on nicely polished steel parts. Original finish on the stock. Overall length: 40.75 inch. Barrel length: 26 inch. Scarce! (Ref. "Monographie der k.u.k. osterr.-ung. Blanken und Handfeuer - Waffen", by Anton Dolleczek, p. 94). |
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DESCRIPTION: Scarce Swiss military style breech loading percussion Schutzen rifle. Interesting percussion breech loading mechanism, similar to the Mont Storm patent, and later cartridge rifles, Milbank-Amsler and Albini-Braendlin. The breech is locked by a massive steel rod operated by "Monkey Tail" style lever located on the receiver tang, above the butt stock. Swiss style butt plate, trigger guard and rear sight. Swiss style bayonet lug on the right side of the barrel (Swiss style target shooting requires the military style rifle with a bayonet lug). Two barrel bands configuration. All steel furniture. The right side of the chamber displays following maker's markings, "RAMEAU" (Swiss gun maker who built the schutzen rifle?). The left side of the chamber displays following maker's markings, "Crown over P&C" (Belgian gun maker who supplied the lock mechanism?). The rear sight is installed on the rail and can be adjusted forward and backward on the barrel. No provision for the ramrod. CONDITION: Excellent. The lock works fine. Some light patina on steel parts. Original finish on the stock. Overall length: 46 inch. Barrel length: 26.25 inch. Scarce! This is the only rifle utilizing such breech loading mechanism, I have ever seen! |
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DESCRIPTION: Target bench rifle with a very heavy half-round, half-octagonal barrel stamped "Remington". Very early and scarce target bench rifle! Manufactured in the very early period of the gun maker activity, before the mass production of Remington rifles began. There is no indication if Remington manufactured just the barrel, which is signed with his name, or the entire rifle. Most of the books on the subject indicate that, in the early period of his activity, Remington manufactured just barrels. The "Remington" markings on the barrel are slightly fading, but still recognizable (please, see pictures). The front part of the lockplate displays another gun maker markings, "A. Hundt". The caliber of the rifle seems to be about 0.50 mm (based on the bore diameter). Fixed front and rear sights. The back of the barrel is predrilled for some kind of the target scope. The distance between the centers of the holes is exactly 1 inch. Target style brass buttplate and trigger guard. Double set trigger. The lower/front part of the stock displays a decorative brass plate (for the owner initials?). Massive metal nosecap (I am not sure what metal it is). The lockplate is lightly engraved in geometrical motifs. Brass counterplate. Very nice walnut stock with "tiger stripes" pattern (please, see pictures). The ramrod is missing. The two brass fittings for the stock key are also missing. The overall length of the rifle is 43.5 inch. The barrel length is 28 inch. The length of the octagonal part of the barrel is 13 inch. The length of the round part of the barrel is 15 inch. The diameter of the front of the barrel is 30 mm. The diameter of the barrel just before the octagon starts is 37 mm. The diameter of the barrel at the octagon is 41 mm. The thickness of the barrel walls at the muzzle is 8.5 mm. Weight of the rifle is about 20 pounds. CONDITION: Very good+ to fine, antique condition. Metal is covered with smooth, gray patina. A couple of spots of metal roughness on the lockplate and barrel. The front part of the stock has some old cracks. The stock shows some old glue under the barrel, so the cracks seem to be secured. Wood was most likely refinished when the cracks were repaired. The front/right side of the stock shows some wear along the barrel line. There is also some stock wear under the barrel, all the way to the ramrod channel (please, see pictures). The hammer does not stay cocked, the main spring may need to be adjusted. Very impressive early American target bench rifle! Antique. (Oversize shipping and insurance rate is $45 for this item only). |
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Book: "Percussion Weapons"By K. Rzemek Price: $12 Inventory # plb_0080 Pictures: |
DESCRIPTION: Interesting study of percussion weapons. In Polish language. Good reference book on the subject. Many color photographs and black & white drawings. New. Soft Cover. 64 pages. Dimensions: 9.5 x 6.75 inch. Published by Ad Novum in Warsaw, Poland in 2000. Shipping in the USA: $4.50 for the first book, and $1.50 for each additional book. POLISH TITLE: "Bron Kapiszonowa". |
