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Enfield Musketoon , .58 caliber, 24" barrel, percussion, walnut, brass, used by Davide Pedersoli & Co.
This Enfield Musketoon, with 24" barrel, is dated 1861 on the lock plate. Made for the caliber .577 hollow base Minie bullet that allowed quick reloading, achieved fine accuracy, and much longer range than the round ball muskets of an earlier generation. The rear sight is calibrated and marked in 100 yard increments, up to 600 yards. Enfield musket
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Canoe Gun , 20 gauge, 24" octagon-to-round barrel, Chambers' English flintlock, maple, iron, used
This short barreled canoe guns is stocked in maple with a round faced flintlock. Made without a rear sight, this gun qualifies for NMLRA trade gun match events, shooting patched round balls at paper targets, and shot charges at clay birds. It will be a powerful short range hunting gun, very handy when hunting from a boat or in thick brush. Trigger
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Lyman Great Plains Hunter Rifle , .54 caliber, 32" barrel, 1 in 32" twist for conical, left hand, percussion, No. 57 peep sight, used
Stocked in walnut, trimmed in iron furniture, this Lyman Great Plains Hunter features a hooked breech, two wedge keys, double set triggers, and 32" barrel. The .54 caliber bore is bright and has been well maintained. The stock has a few minor scattered handling marks from field use. Based on the original Hawken plains rifle, the Lyman Great Plains
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The Eagle on U.S. Firearms by John W. Jordan
Stylized eagles have been stamped on government owned or manufactured firearms in the United States since the beginning of our country. It seems that little or no attempt was made to standardize the design of the eagle, hence many different birds appear on the muskets, rifles, and pistols made by government arsenals or private contractors. This boo
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Springfield Armory Infantry Muskets 1795 - 1844 by Kent W. Johns
An identification guide to the flintlock infantry muskets produced at Springfield, including conversions to percussion. Detailed color photographs allow the physical characteristics of each type to be clearly explained. Enthusiasts ans collectors will find the coverage of markings and the letter/number stamps found on components both inside and out
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Holster, right hand Cheyenne double loop, 5-1/2", black leather
The double loop design originated in Cheyenne Wyoming Territory, circa 1873. This unlined, premium full grain leather holster is one of the most popular styles of the 1870's through the turn of the century. The integral wide belt loop will easily fit over 3" wide cartridge belts. Border stamping and cartouche (marker's mark) adds to the authenticit
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