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M1841/M1842 Musket Combination Tool with US stampings (likely done by Harpers Ferry) $75 shipped/each

M1855 Contractor made Mainspring Vise (unmarked) $60 shipped

US M1855 Tumbler Punch $20 shipped

Three Rogers and Spencer and Pettingill Revolver Combination Tools Left: $65 Middle: $75 Right: $65 Prices include shipping CONUS

Exceptionally difficult to find mainspring vise for the m1842 and m1816 conversion muskets. US stamped on the side of the body of the vise. $200 shipped

I have an original combination tool for this revolver if anyone wants to buy one (or two).

There's others whom are better versed in barrel finish- and my copy of Moller's isn't handy at the moment. The Italian version of browning I guess. I can tell you the ramrod head screws onto the shaft. I would get a replacement from Butch's Antique Gun Parts. They're a solid one-piece ramrod...

And the CW rLindsey two-barreled rifle was horrible and saw very limited use, but still fetches $3500+.

Yes, so am I. The m1863 Remington rifle- although a nicely built rifle, never saw actual use during the War. Hence, why so many are found today in excellent condition. When the Italians began reproducing Civil War arms, they began first with the Zouave rifle. And folks bought them up- not...

Probably due to the large production numbers they made of these rifles, but none actually seeing service during the war. So reenactors don't really want them whereas m1841s saw a ton of use, and reenactors, shooters, collectors, etc want them.

It's a Colt bayonet adapter ring, for a sword bayonet.

Hi Swamp, It is still available.

Price drop to $1k shipped. Also, the barrel length measures to 24-13/16", so within SAC length guidelines.

Hi Swanp, The lockplate is repro- but the internals are a mixture of original parts.

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In very good condition, this is a very nice custom built Richmond carbine. It has shooter sights that could be kept or swapped for more appropriate wartime front and rear sights. I believe this is a Steven M Jensco/Jerry Harmon custom barrel as well. The stock was glass bedded, and still handles...

Hi MGustave, It should since time ago and I forgot to update the listing.

He's located west of Joliet, I personally know the seller. He's as picky about firearms and condition as I am, which is a good thing.

Meanwhile, reproductions are starting at $900, of available and still require defarbing to be 100% accurate.

$3k shipped, OBO, or perhaps trade plus cash? (CS Enfield/Lorenz/other CW 3 band rifles)