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For sale: m1816 dated 1837 from Harpers Ferry. Excellent patina, and fully functional for range time or to be a safe queen. $1500 shipped Additional photos can be seen here

I got a response from Charlie about fixing my Palmetto. Shoot me a PM and I'll send his contact info. Maybe it'll help him to see two side by side while fixing them.

Did you send your Palmetto Arms CRR to Goons Gun Works by chance? I have one that needs some work, but haven't found someone that would be good to work on it yet.

I'm pretty sure I used a Track of the Wolfe example in a Pedersoli or DGW/Miroku made one a few years ago. Turned out quite well.2

Yeah, would really like to see the picture per TC and forum guidelines. Smells like a scam to me.

Sold. I'll send a PM.

Could you post a picture of the middle band to front of the muzzle? I've seen too many good muskets ruined because someone didn't know what they had. Any letter stamped on the underbelly of the musket near the front of the trigger guard? Thank you.

A reenactor could have filed off the markings and rebrowned the barrel. Definitely agree it's the repro JP Murray.

Are there markings on the breech of the "1847" Artillery carbine? That might be a reproduction of a carbine I'm forgetting at the moment. The others are correct about the first being the British used version of the p1856 Cavalry Carbine.