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@FlintlockMilitaryRifle There is one currently a Pedersoli 1795 for sale on Gun Broker!

Dixie Gunworks has a 1763 Charleville kit.

Defarbing can fix that.

What about an Armi Sport?

Check out the Ackerman Arms website, email him and ask if he has any Pedersoli or Miroku Brown Besses in stock or if you want an original ask him about that.

Would you prefer a flintlock or a caplock?

Why specifically a Miroku made 1861? The Pedersoli version seems pretty good to me, plus Pedersoli's stocks are made of walnut, most of Miroku's were birch.

Ah okay. What is your price range?

Take a look at the one listed here the Forum: https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/a-nice-m-t-wickham-contract-m1816.169842/

There is a Miroku 1863 Springfield for sale on Guns International right now for $1250 and an Armi Sport 1861 Springfield up for auction on Gun Broker.

Yes, that's the sight on the front barrel band, there is no rear sight. At this point in American History, weapons weren't made of fully interchangeable parts, meaning a replacement front barrel band may not just drop right in. There is an 1816 musket for sale here on the forum still in it's...

Rifle Shoppe parts are cast.

I saw some for sale on Gun Broker, look there.

There is an 1861 Springfield stock for sale on Ebay.

Yes, that's it.

That's the 3rd barrel band, it's in the correct place. If there really was only 2 on that musket it's missing one, there is supposed to be 3.

If it was defarbed there wouldn't be the Dixie Gunworks markings.

I know you asked for a 1861, but there is a Miroku 1863 Springfield for sale on Guns International right now for $1250. There is also an Armi Sport 1861 Springfield up for auction on Gun Broker.

The front barrel band is missing, the middle barrel band is being used as a front barrel band. The 2nd picture shows what the front barrel band should look like.

Yes, but the lock needs fixed, one of the wooden rods connecting the 2 piece stock together is broken, the stock and fore stock are different colors, and I'd like it even more historically accurate.