dan101955
32 Cal.
Bought this muzzleloader in a antique shop in New Oxford Pa.
Barrel is 36 1/4 in. Long
Barrel is 36 1/4 in. Long
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NEED HELP IDing This muzzle loader????
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From what little I know, it seems to be a rifle assembled from a collection of parts old and new. What strikes me first is that the trigger....especially the style of the front one.....doesn't go with the percussion lock or the rest of the gun.
Cool looking old gun. From the shape of the bore, it looks like some type of Whitworth rifle.
The lock was flint and it looks like the gun was assembled using some salvaged parts, none modern except possibly the trigger guard. The muzzle was probably filed to that configuration and the rifling looks to have 6 very narrow groves.
dan101955
32 Cal.
Would love to shoot this gun just don't where to get it fixed or if I could do this myself?
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