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Guns International #: 102067675
Seller's Inventory #: AL7568
NSN, .70 caliber, 37"" round barrel circa 1778 U.S. Surcharged composite Rev War carbine. Carbine has been reconverted back to its original configuration. Barrel is marked with the initials ""JH"" and stamped with British proof marks. Metal is a smooth grey patina with surface oxidation noted around the touch hole. Lock is unmarked and is period correct. Stock is a beautiful curly maple with some period repairs noted on the wrist. The stock has an old label that reads "" Rappahannock Forge"", it is known that Rappahannock guns are some of the earliest firearms of the Continental Army and guns were repaired there as well. The underside of the stock is branded ""U States"" which was done in 1778 by orders of General Washington. Action functions correctly and holds at half and full cock. A great piece of early Revolutionary War weapon.
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Guns International #: 102067675
Category - Antique Rifles - Flintlock
- Military Rifles - Antique
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Seller: Collectors Firearms
Company: CollectorsFirearms, Inc Member Since: 3/6/07
First Name: E-commerce
Last Name: Department
State:
Texas
Zip: 77063
Country: United States
Phone:
(713) 575-5814
Fax:
(713) 781-6407
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 7368
Seller Type: FFL Dealer
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: M/C, VISA, American Express and Discover
"Composite Revolutionary War Carbine (AL7568)
Description: " NSN, .70 caliber, 37"" round barrel circa 1778 U.S. Surcharged composite Rev War carbine. Carbine has been reconverted back to its original configuration. Barrel is marked with the initials ""JH"" and stamped with British proof marks. Metal is a smooth grey patina with surface oxidation noted around the touch hole. Lock is unmarked and is period correct. Stock is a beautiful curly maple with some period repairs noted on the wrist. The stock has an old label that reads "" Rappahannock Forge"", it is known that Rappahannock guns are some of the earliest firearms of the Continental Army and guns were repaired there as well. The underside of the stock is branded ""U States"" which was done in 1778 by orders of General Washington. Action functions correctly and holds at half and full cock. A great piece of early Revolutionary War weapon. SOLD Antique: Yes |
Guns International #: 102067675
Seller's Inventory #: AL7568
NSN, .70 caliber, 37"" round barrel circa 1778 U.S. Surcharged composite Rev War carbine. Carbine has been reconverted back to its original configuration. Barrel is marked with the initials ""JH"" and stamped with British proof marks. Metal is a smooth grey patina with surface oxidation noted around the touch hole. Lock is unmarked and is period correct. Stock is a beautiful curly maple with some period repairs noted on the wrist. The stock has an old label that reads "" Rappahannock Forge"", it is known that Rappahannock guns are some of the earliest firearms of the Continental Army and guns were repaired there as well. The underside of the stock is branded ""U States"" which was done in 1778 by orders of General Washington. Action functions correctly and holds at half and full cock. A great piece of early Revolutionary War weapon.
Guns International #: 102067675
Seller's Inventory #: AL7568
NSN, .70 caliber, 37"" round barrel circa 1778 U.S. Surcharged composite Rev War carbine. Carbine has been reconverted back to its original configuration. Barrel is marked with the initials ""JH"" and stamped with British proof marks. Metal is a smooth grey patina with surface oxidation noted around the touch hole. Lock is unmarked and is period correct. Stock is a beautiful curly maple with some period repairs noted on the wrist. The stock has an old label that reads "" Rappahannock Forge"", it is known that Rappahannock guns are some of the earliest firearms of the Continental Army and guns were repaired there as well. The underside of the stock is branded ""U States"" which was done in 1778 by orders of General Washington. Action functions correctly and holds at half and full cock. A great piece of early Revolutionary War weapon.