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    1864 Colt Musket

    Maybe the picture, but the hammer makes it look like a Model 1863 Springfield, Colts had rounded hammers like P53 Enfield's. I believe Bobby Hoyt can line the barrel so that you have rifling, but it would be for shooting a minie ball. If the slot isn't disturbed, you can buy a replacement rear...
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    WITHDRAWN M1855 Rifle Musket

    BTT. One last bump, switched it to For Sale. $2000 shipped to the lower 48.
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    Hall flintlock, congressional issue.

    I remember seeing one of these issued by Congress for sale in one of Flaydermans old catalogs. Such a great story.
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    Show and Tell: Post something old and interesting - I'll go first!

    I always thought they were the coolest looking pistol from the Civil War.
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    WITHDRAWN M1855 Rifle Musket

    BTT. Still hoping to trade for a like value of Civil War items. Would sell for stated $2000. Thanks
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    SOLD WTS - British 1837 Brunswick rifle with sword bayonet - PRICE DROP - $700

    I just purchased a P53 Enfield that Border Bacon listed. He had great communication and shipped quickly. Id be happy to deal with him again. Greg
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    SOLD SOLD - WTS - 1853 Enfield Civil War P53 Tower 1862 dated - hanger or project

    And I'll take it!
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    SOLD SOLD - WTS - 1853 Enfield Civil War P53 Tower 1862 dated - hanger or project

    Pm Inbound
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    WITHDRAWN M1855 Rifle Musket

    BTT Any civil war collectors here?
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    Rogers rangers musket photos please?

    It also depends on what time period, early war or later. When the companies were raised, most came with the gun they owned. A few might have showed up without a gun, but the men that came to these companies were mostly used to being in the woods, and would have been armed.
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    Any idea what this is?

    Looks like a converted French M1787 Naval pistol. Or at least something like it
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    WITHDRAWN M1855 Rifle Musket

    Bump ttt Could really use a nice Civil War carbine for the ole collection.
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    What muzzle loader is this

    Yeah the Brit made Enfield's for their military, or trade on the open market were much better made than that one. Id say repro.
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    What would this be worth?

    Most of them on dealer sites are going for $800-900 that I can find.
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    Estimated valuation on 2 rifles.

    Give them away. Not worth real money
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    WITHDRAWN M1855 Rifle Musket

    Bump. Still up for trades. Civil War items would be tops for me, but interesting in flintlock rifles and fowlers, maybe a Sharps repro. ( Shiloh or Pedersoli) or something like a high end defarb like from Lodgewood. Doesn't have to be another firearm when it comes to civil war items. Swords...
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    What say you, original or not?

    I think they call them Dags. By what makes you happy I say
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    Serpentine Butt Plate Tang

    Feels Dutch to me too. Probably within the 1st decade of the 18th century.
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    WITHDRAWN M1855 Rifle Musket

    I have had a couple of interesting offers but not the right one yet. Still available. Would like to trade, but will sell for the stated $2000. Feel free to reach out with any trade offers or any info you would like on the M1855.
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    WITHDRAWN M1855 Rifle Musket

    It truly is. It was America's military first rifle to be issued to everyone, not just rifle companies. It brought the US army on par with all the militaries in the world at the time it truly was a modern gun. It was issued to both sides during the Civil War, the only rifle musket that was on the...
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