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SOLD Cook & Brother Musketoon

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This reproduction of the Confederate copy of the British Enfield carbine features a one-piece European walnut fullstock, 35" long with satin oil finish, 2" drop and 14" trigger pull. Its browned barrel is .58 caliber, 24" long, round tapered 1 1/8" at breech to 13/16" at muzzle. Button rifled .006" deep, 1-48" twist, 5 lands measure .577" and 5 grooves measure .589". Front sight is 3/8" dovetail base with steel blade, rear sight is .325" dovetail base, open steel. Brass furniture, color casehardened lock marked "Cook & Brother, N.O.,1861" forward of the hammer w/ Confederate stars and bars stamped on the tail. Single trigger, two barrel bands -- screw type, sling swivels. Steel ramrod. Made by Armi San Paolo in 1976

$500 + Shipping Cost

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This reproduction of the Confederate copy of the British Enfield carbine features a one-piece European walnut fullstock, 35" long with satin oil finish, 2" drop and 14" trigger pull. Its browned barrel is .58 caliber, 24" long, round tapered 1 1/8" at breech to 13/16" at muzzle. Button rifled .006" deep, 1-48" twist, 5 lands measure .577" and 5 grooves measure .589". Front sight is 3/8" dovetail base with steel blade, rear sight is .325" dovetail base, open steel. Brass furniture, color casehardened lock marked "Cook & Brother, N.O.,1861" forward of the hammer w/ Confederate stars and bars stamped on the tail. Single trigger, two barrel bands -- screw type, sling swivels. Steel ramrod. Made by Armi San Paolo in 1976

$750 + Shipping Cost

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They really look like a lot of fun.
 

Hello. That looks right handy. However, your authentication isn't within the guidelines. It needs to be on a card, piece of paper, chunk of carboard, etc. in the photo next to the item for sale, not added to the photo.

The reason is we have had folks hack accounts of some of our long standing members and then post photos of items for sale which they don't own. Adding text to a photo then won't suffice. Thanks.

LD
 
Not the correct rear sight. Should have a "Tombstone" rear sight similar to a early model Mississippi Mod 1841. Some one probably didnt like it, and changed it.

Dave
I agree. Additionally, the front sight was not dovetailed but was a single cast piece that was silver soldered on. I modified several of these and Mississippi rifles for shooters at my club so they could shoot in beef shoots and have better accuracy.
 
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