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  1. MarkTK36thIL

    Mainspring and Fizzen Vises

    Thank you for sharing that! I sometimes enjoy the tools and appendages more than the longarms.... sometimes...
  2. MarkTK36thIL

    WANTED Whitworth or Volunteer rifle .451 cal.

    Sending a PM.
  3. MarkTK36thIL

    WITHDRAWN REDUCED Armi Sport "Norwich " Engraved 1861 Springfield

    That's wild. I've never seen an Armisport like that before.
  4. MarkTK36thIL

    FOR SALE US stamped M1841/M1842 Combination Tools

    One sold.
  5. MarkTK36thIL

    FOR SALE M1861 Special Musket Combination Tool for the m1841 Rifle

    On hold.
  6. MarkTK36thIL

    SOLD M1855 Contractor made Mainspring Vise

    Sold.
  7. MarkTK36thIL

    FOR SALE M1861 Rifle Musket Combination Tool by Springfield Armory

    SOLD.
  8. MarkTK36thIL

    FOR SALE M1861 Special Musket Combination Tool for the m1841 Rifle

    M1861 Special Musket Combination Tool (likely produced by Whitney) for the m1841 Rifle $40 (shinier tool) shipped
  9. MarkTK36thIL

    FOR SALE M1861 Rifle Musket Combination Tool by Springfield Armory

    M1861 Rifle Musket Combination Tool by Springfield Armory $75
  10. MarkTK36thIL

    FOR SALE M1879 Combination Tools

    M1879 Combination Tools $15 shipped each
  11. MarkTK36thIL

    FOR SALE M1866 Rifle Combination Tool

    M1866 Rifle Combination Tool $45 shipped
  12. MarkTK36thIL

    FOR SALE US stamped M1841/M1842 Combination Tools

    M1841/M1842 Musket Combination Tool with US stampings (likely done by Harpers Ferry) $75 shipped/each
  13. MarkTK36thIL

    SOLD M1855 Contractor made Mainspring Vise

    M1855 Contractor made Mainspring Vise (unmarked) $60 shipped
  14. MarkTK36thIL

    FOR SALE M1855 Tumbler Punch

    US M1855 Tumbler Punch $20 shipped
  15. MarkTK36thIL

    FOR SALE Rogers and Spencer and Pettingill Revolver Combination Tools

    Three Rogers and Spencer and Pettingill Revolver Combination Tools Left: $65 Middle: $75 Right: $65 Prices include shipping CONUS
  16. MarkTK36thIL

    FOR SALE M1842 and M1816 Conversion Muskets Mainspring Vise

    Exceptionally difficult to find mainspring vise for the m1842 and m1816 conversion muskets. US stamped on the side of the body of the vise. $200 shipped
  17. MarkTK36thIL

    SOLD Rogers and Spencer NIB

    I have an original combination tool for this revolver if anyone wants to buy one (or two).
  18. MarkTK36thIL

    Mississippi rifle questions

    There's others whom are better versed in barrel finish- and my copy of Moller's isn't handy at the moment. The Italian version of browning I guess. I can tell you the ramrod head screws onto the shaft. I would get a replacement from Butch's Antique Gun Parts. They're a solid one-piece ramrod...
  19. MarkTK36thIL

    SOLD Near Mint Euroarms Mississippi Rifle

    And the CW rLindsey two-barreled rifle was horrible and saw very limited use, but still fetches $3500+.
  20. MarkTK36thIL

    SOLD Near Mint Euroarms Mississippi Rifle

    Yes, so am I. The m1863 Remington rifle- although a nicely built rifle, never saw actual use during the War. Hence, why so many are found today in excellent condition. When the Italians began reproducing Civil War arms, they began first with the Zouave rifle. And folks bought them up- not...
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