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129BECW-2025
Guns International #: 103466860 Seller's Inventory #: 129BECW-2025
Category: Antique Rifles - Percussion - Antique Rifles - 1500-1850
Seller's Information
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Seller: Northern Wings & Clays
Member Since: 4/11/21
First Name: Michael
Last Name: Burnett & David Kesar
State: Michigan
Zip: 49740
Country: United States
Phone: (229) 200-7001
Phone2: (305) 731-6505
Platinum Seller
Number of Active Listings: 158
Total Number of Listings: 701
Seller: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns.
Northern Wings & Clays is committed to providing a transparent and straightforward buying experience. We do not charge additional processing or credit card fees. Shipping is a flat rate of $20 for handguns and $35 for long guns, shipped to your selected FFL dealer. All firearms include a 3-day non-firing inspection period, beginning on the date the firearm arrives at your FFL.
Payment Types Accepted: Money Order or Cashiers Check, Visa, Mastercard and American Express
About Us: Northern Wings & Clays was established in 2022, out of the passion of hunting and target shooting. The owners, longtime friends that met though the passion of the industry and want to help bring awareness and conserve the heritage of hunting and sport shooting. Northern Wings and Clays is committed to the very best customer service. Northern Wings and Clays has the knowledge and expertise to help you with anything you may need or want. Northern Wings and Clays is currently seeking consignment hunting and sporting-related firearms. Fair rates, Whether it is one gun or an entire collection we are capable and willing to help with any type of evaluation that you may require. Please contact us for the best prices on any of our listings.
Description:
Offered here is an original U.S. Model 1846 percussion musket that was later converted and exported for Russian military use during the mid-19th century. These surplus Harper’s Ferry-pattern muskets were commonly refurbished, painted black, and shipped overseas as Russia purchased large quantities of older American arms during the Crimean War period.
This example shows the classic black-painted finish still present on the metal surfaces, along with the correct mid-century American lock profile, brass trigger guard, and long fore-end typical of U.S. percussion muskets. The lockplate shows heavy patina consistent with age, and the stock remains complete with typical handling wear but no major structural cracks. Mechanics appear functional externally but have not been tested with caps. The bore condition is unknown.
SOLD
Item Location: Michigan