1816 Pedersoli

[springfield art]

I see the 1816 Musket is now over 1900 (or, in reality, two grand!) so I guess we've crossed a rubicon! With tax and shipping. Oh, well, nobody said this was a cheap hobby!

 

[barracudadave67]

Yah.... and they aint getting any lower in price. I hate to say it but I think the Italians might be pricing themselves out of our market. That price is custom gun territory.

Dave

 

[Pete G]

Yah.... and they aint getting any lower in price. I hate to say it but I think the Italians might be pricing themselves out of our market. That price is custom gun territory.

Dave

The Italians aren’t doing it; our own government has done it by making our dollar worth less by printing more money with nothing to back it up.

 

[Gun Tramp]

I see the 1816 Musket is now over 1900 (or, in reality, two grand!) so I guess we've crossed a rubicon! With tax and shipping. Oh, well, nobody said this was a cheap hobby!

Collectors Firearms - The Best Damn Gunshop in the World sometimes has original shootable specimens for not much more.

 

[FlinterNick]

I see the 1816 Musket is now over 1900 (or, in reality, two grand!) so I guess we've crossed a rubicon! With tax and shipping. Oh, well, nobody said this was a cheap hobby!

I’m selling one

 

[springfield art]

I’m selling one

You'll have no trouble doing so!

 

[springfield art]

Collectors Firearms - The Best Damn Gunshop in the World sometimes has original shootable specimens for not much more.

A recent auction had one for sale, it went for about 900 plus tax and fees. I didn't get to handle and examine it, as I had my eye on a new-in-box 1803 Zoli replica and got that. Yes, a nice good original one can be used with care!