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FOR SALE LH .54 cal. rifle by Ed Rayl *New Price*

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If any of you lefties are interested, let me know. This is a LH .54cal. percussion rifle built by Ed Rayl. It has a swamped 38" barrel by him. It weighs about 7lbs. LOP is 13 3/8". It has a crack that happened while Ed was building it. It looks like a bark inclusion at the top started it. Curly maple can be delicate. Especially with all the wood that gets removed in the lock-barrel-trigger area. He repaired it and finished over it, and I haven't been able to break it so it is solid. I didn't find it until after I had tried to load a .535 with a thick patch. If that didn't hurt it, it's OK. It should be a flintlock, but the customer wanted a caplock. $2675 $2575 $2300 shipped. If no one wants it, then I'll order a flintlock and convert it. Should be a fun project. More pictures on my blog at 9-11-18. www.bricestultzhisblog.blogspot.com You will have to type it in. Google says this site isn't secure.

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Ed Rayl...never heard of him but he sure does some excellent work. Very very nice rifle and should sell easily. Only custom I can afford is a custom (stained, soon, by me) Kibler hehehe. The fit of that patch box is like the best work ever. Better than machined. Lottery will have to payout soon or I will be shooting my productions for ever more.
 
Ed Rayl...never heard of him but he sure does some excellent work. Very very nice rifle and should sell easily. Only custom I can afford is a custom (stained, soon, by me) Kibler hehehe. The fit of that patch box is like the best work ever. Better than machined. Lottery will have to payout soon or I will be shooting my productions for ever more.
Ed has been at this a long time- I was lucky enough to live about 5 miles from him for quite a while- he is quite renowned, and rightly so. A great guy who is extremely skilled.
 
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