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Dusty Morningwood

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  1. This is a great package for a great rifle ready to shoot. It is a Remington No. 1 rolling block sporting rifle originally chambered in .32 Long rimfire. It was rechambered to .32-20 and a new centerfire block fitted. Comes with original rimfire block that can easily be converted to centerfire, if desired. Overall finish is very good antique condition. The 28" tapered octagon barrel has turned plumb with a few minor scratches. Bore has good rifling with a few minor dark spots. Just needs to be shot. Stocks have a few minor scratches and dings, but are solid. Action is tight and crisp. Comes with dies and 100 new cases. Selling as a set for now. $1500 + Shipping. Antique ships to your door.
  2. As a result of bidding while distracted, I ended up with 125 pieces of 12.7x42mm (.50 Beowolf) brass, thinking it was 12.7mm Swede. It's weird looking. In any event, $80 shipped.
  3. This is a LNIB, and very minty 3rd Generation Colt Model 1860. Absolutely unfired. No turn ring. Comes in numbered factory box with paperwork. Box shows some mild exterior wear, especially on back where paper is delaminating. Great addition to any collection of replica percussion revolvers. $650 + Shipping.
  4. Sold. This is a really MINTY 2nd Generation Colt 1851 Navy in matching box. No paperwork, sadly. Finish is about perfect with a small nick in right grip panel. The silver plating on triggerguard and backstrap are age tarnished. Foam lined box shows shelf wear, but is sound. *I have been informed that it is an F1101 "Blank Cylinder",One of the rarer factory issued "one offs". Only 300 made in 1981. Probably worth more, but I will leave price where it is on here. $700 + Shipping.
  5. This is a drop dead gorgeous rifle. It is .45-70. I will let the second photo give particulars and the other photos tell the tale. The rifle is like new and unfired. The only blemish is a small patch of rust on toeplate that I worked over with oil and steel wool. Weighsabout9.7 lbs. *NOTE: The flier says the SN is TS-003, while this is TS-008. I suspect someone misread it when putting fliers in packets. Utilizing the C. Sharps custom build calculator, a rifle with these features would run north of $3500 with a two year minimum wait. You can take this one home for $2600 + Shipping and no sales tax.
  6. Sold. Gorgeous, unmessed with Colt Signature Series Model 1849 with boxes and accessories. Hard to upgrade. Revolver shows no wear. The silver plate on triggerguard and backstrap show some minor tarnish from long storage. In factory box and exterior sleeve box. The accessories come in factory box. Some damage to paper tray under bullet mold. A great package. $825 + Shipping.
  7. Very Good Plus condition Flintlock .50 Dixie Tennessee Mountain Rifle. These were made by Miroku, Japan. Possibly unfired with few handling marks. Some freckling on barrel near breech. It has a 41.25 " browned barrel with 1:66 twist and an excellent bore. Not sure of wood, but have been told it is Cherry. Nice grain. There is a small grain surface separation near lock screw. Does not go through. LOP is 13.75. Rifle weighs about 9 lbs. $750 + Shipping.
  8. This is an as new, likely unfired, Investarms .54 Hawken sold by Cabelas. Not a mark on it and pristine bore. The 29" barrel has 1:48 twist. LOP is 14.25". Retails north of $600 +Sales tax and shipping. $475 + Shipping.
  9. Sold. This is a very fine, as new .50 flintlock Traditions Deluxe Pennsylvania Rifle in factory box. I would rate condition at over 99%. No handling marks to speak of. The blued 40.5" barrel is 1:66. Bore is immaculate. What looks like a small burr a few inches in. Should lap right out. Appears someone set off a pan of powder only, as there was some oily soot in breech. Elevation adjustable rear sight. The European fiddleback walnut stock is decorated with ten brass inlays plus a beautiful brass patch box and side plate. Additional features include double set triggers. LOP is 13.75". Weighs about 8+ lbs. These list new close to nine Benjamins + Shipping and sales tax. More photos available. $750 + Shipping.
  10. This was obviously a labor of love for someone. At its core is a Pedersoli percussion Sharps receiver. The factory lock was replaced with an original Sharps lock with intact Lawrence Primer system. The set trigger was removed, as the original lock wasn't set up for that. Pretty light trigger pull. The .54 Pedersoli barrel has been turned down to half round and shortened to 26.5". Mirror bore. Buttstock has factory patchbox and forearm has German Silver nosecap. A really cool, one of a kind rifle. Be the envy of your friends. (BigSkyRambler is my muzzleloadingforumhandle). More photos available. $1300 + Shipping.
  11. Reduced. This is a later Parker Hale Birmingham marked 1861 Enfield Musketoon .577 made in Italy. Unsure of maker, but PH oversaw quality control. Appears unfired. Probably a 98%+ gun with minimal handling marks. Bore is pristine. Nice leather sling. $800 + Shipping.
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