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I have received many inquires as to a possible connection to the Confederacy this rifle may have, other than being devoid of British govt markings, C.W James provides a clue as to the condition of which this rifle was manufactured under....a description follows The firm of Charles W. James was...

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Offered here is a excellent example of a commercially made 3rd Model Pattern 1853 Enfield Rifle Musket. The lock is marked TOWER 1861 with a crown but NO VR indicating the rifle was made for british military contract. The barrel is marked with Crown BP with two "25" markings on the left side of...

Also a "WD" on the wrist

Multiple private gun makers marks...but am not sure

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I'll let the pictures speak...is this rifle connected whatsoever ever? Multiple private gun makers marks 25 markings on left side barrel "2" stamp on lock flat No "VR" but has crown

900 each still a good price?

That information I do not have, however the p53 is a British Govt issue and not tied to the CW. The 1861 does not seem to hold any significance other than having a sound stock and no missing or damaged parts.

Have a shot to pluck a few orginal CW rifles from a very old collection. I've never had the chance to handle orginal peices and was wondering what these rifles a worth to more experienced eyes. Both the p53 and 1861 are being offered for less than $900. The 1861 looks like the bore isn't great...

I have one large antler and two smaller sections for sale. Asking $50 plus shipping for all. I can cut up the larger one in "8 section or per your requirements to fit a shipping box.

Bore?

Move out west. I live in WA, but Oregon, Nevada, Arizona and other states heavy with BLM and National Forests have millions of acres of land you can access...and shoot on. YOU ARE PART OWNER OF THIS LAND. You just have to look and find a lonely road that leads to your shooters paradise These...

I really encourage those who can to avoid ranges and get out and utilize your public land. It's your birthright as an american, go and shoot on it.

Looking a BREACHLOADING percussion carbine or smooth musket that takes musket caps. No collectors item, just need a shooter. somthing in the 8-900 range. Thanks!

Thanks for the info. No liberals in this household

My recent shipping experience with FedEx.....wonderful orginal 1861 stock. Courtesy of collecting Texas

Old shepherd, I'm a sheetmetal worker with local 66. Local 55 is the union that represent the east side.

Beautiful can of crisco

Well at least one of them was made into a 50-70 1866 allen trapdoor marked to the 18th ID...hanging on my wall. Aparently the early trapdoors were a common cheap surplus rifles seen in the west in the hands of settlers and indians.