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Why did you take the price off your listing?

Nice condition. Obviously used, but not abused. $525 TYD in the lower 48. Thanks

Here's a sweet. 50 for sale. https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/custom-50cal.172069/#post-2481679

If your going to try for elk you should look for a 54, or 58.

So it is the original box. Thanks man.

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Well done flint plains rifles are as good as it gets.

Is it a trade rifle?

Where is "here"?

What's the auction company's responsibility for knowing what they're talking about?

If you have to ask strangers. You'll probably end up with buyers remorse.

You did good. After a cursory glance at a "Weapons of the Civil War" book , I can almost recognize those cannons.

We have the start of a good thread here: https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/cap-n-ball-101.171154/#post-2465900

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If one asks for crazy prices you rarely get it. If one starts with a penny auction and no reserve one usually gets crazy high prices. It's the auction inverse paradigm.

Well the more I learn.. The box says AA which is according to the internet 1975. But the gun says BH which is 2009. So, it looks like not the original box.

US 1847 Uberti Walker Obviously used, but really well cared for. $425 + shipping

That's very cool. So, did you buy it off a traders table? Trade for it with another reenactor? Is it a user, or to valuable to use? What's a ballpark value on something like that? I'm not nosy, just trying to learn. Thanks