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1850's Large Bore Heavy Barreled Percussion Rifle Made By J. Miller, Rochchester, N.Y.
Guns International #: 102861742 Seller's Inventory #: CONS O-0211
Category: Antique Rifles - Percussion - Antique Rifles - Target
Seller's Information
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Seller: Civil War Toys
Member Since: 5/30/19
First Name: vincent
Last Name: caponi
State: New York
Zip: 11565
Country: United States
Phone: (516) 353-3250
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Seller: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
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Description:
An Early 1850's Large Bore Heavy Barreled Percussion Rifle Made By "J. Miller, Rochester, N.Y." In Nice Untouched Condition. All original & complete. The rifle has nice metal and markings on the barrel. It is marked "J. MILLER/ROCHCHESTER, N.Y." The heavy barrel is 1/2 octagon and 1/2 round. It has double set triggers on it. The percussion lock and top tang are engraved. All of the metal on the rifle has an even and untouched natural darkening patina on them. The brass trigger guard is fine and untouched. The heavy barrel has 1/4" thick walls and is 1 1/8" wide. The bore in the rifle is 9/16" in diameter. The barrel is 33 1/2 inches long. It has a long range sight on the end of the muzzle. The rifle has fine wood throughout with a nice finish to it. It appears to have has a lollipop sight behind the tang at one time as there is a hole for one in the wood. It has a good action and bore in it. This Is A Very Unusual And Nice Looking Early 1850's Large Bore Heavy Barreled Percussion Rifle Made By "J. Miller, Rochester, N.Y."
SOLD
Antique: Yes
Manufacturer: J. Miller, Rochchester, N.Y.
Model: Large Bore
Condition: Nice untouched Condition
Metal Condition: Nice untouched Condition
Wood Condition: Nice untouched Condition
Bore Condition: Nice untouched Condition
Manufacture Date: 1850's