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It’s actually the trigger that determines this. Single lever vs double lever. The only issue in the lock would be if the fly was present. This lock originally had a fly, unless it was lost on disassembly. The fly prevents the trigger lever from catching the half cock notch on its way down when...

Just need a bit more info. That’s a desirable rifle with a ton of potential. Just a few more details and I bet it sells quick. Maybe close this thread and start a new one with some updates. The wood looks to be cherry to me.

I think it’s too late for that…has the OP even updated the thread or responded? Just what happens when you don’t even list caliber. I get leaving out weight and LOP but caliber is somewhat necessary.

5.5 lbs?! I am wondering if someone rebarreled the .32 version of this. I know the .50 was 15/16 across the flats, at least the one we own. And it was heavy!

$750 shipped.

And you guys are correct. It wasn’t offered in .54. My dad has one in .54 but we rebarreled it and I had forgotten about the rebarreling…

In looking at it the flats look smaller than 15/16 but it could be the camera angle. If that’s the case it will be a .32.

100% a Dixie. Great rifle that should shoot lights out. Measure the bore best you can. Likely .50 or .54 caliber and probably 15/16 across the flat but there were some 7/8” barrels.

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The engraving is outrageously well done. I’d like to watch how he does the scallops. Great rifle. Thanks for posting pics.

My dad has shot a lot of Kentucky whitetails with a .40. He says it’s the .270 of the blackpowder world and has been really effective. Shot placement is paramount but that’s the case with every caliber. I believe he shoots 70 grains so you’ll need to pay attention to your patches and make sure...

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Definitely a keeper. Not many swivels floating around.