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1862 Tower 3 band cut down/?
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It looks interesting to say the least. Do you know the history behind it, how it came into your family ?
The Enfields have a pretty straight stock making it hard for some to line up the sights. Looks like the stock work was to get the cheek lower for aiming. It still has some value, an original lock is probably worth $150. I would put the value of the gun in that range.
The value of the remaining parts exceeds the value of the gun as is. Someone wanting /needing some Enfield parts might go $250, a parts seller would lowball it. It makes a great wall hanger and might even be able to be brought up to shooting condition without a lot of work. Unfortunatly there isn't much interest in military firearms that have been cut down and smoothbored.
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