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#172 Made by Richard Miller for the NMLRA Gun Maker's Hall in 2013. This rifle dubbed "Apricot Dandy" as marked on the side plate, is stocked in Apricot wood, handmade iron mountings by Dick himself, 35-3/4" .45 Caliber Green Mountain barrel with bright clean bore, Chambers Late Ketland...

I have not shot it, however the barrel appears sound. No grooves filed out to clear screws etc.

Middle Eastern Miquelet Pistol, probably Afghan bring back made with a mix of original parts as is typical. Cool piece as is or you could use the lock for a new build. Bore measures approx .54 Cal, lock springs are strong and lock sparks very well. $275 Shipping Included

Still available. 750 Shipping Included

Still available, 825 shipping included 👍

Reduced 750 shipped, this is a great deal if you are looking for a plains rifle that doesn't get as much press as some of the more common styles. And a very capable target rifle.

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No I haven't. I did put my bore scope down it though and it looks good. Even the breech face is clean metal. So I wouldn't hesitate to shoot it personally.

Yeah the lock works, and the springs are strong. The bore has some light pitting but isn't too bad. It's also still a bit dirty so some of what you see in the picture would brush out.

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Original 1808 Contract Musket made by Pomeroy for the Connecticut State Militia Dated 1814. The .69 Cal barrel is 38-1/4" and was shortened past the bayonet lug at some point in it's service. I've seen a few examples of contract muskets shortened in this way but whether it was to remedy a gun...

This is likely an afghan bring back souvenir gun, but as is common it's put together from an assortment of new and original parts. The Miquelet Lock and it's springs are in pretty good shape and appears to be of good quality. The barrel is in decent condition and measures .74 cal. Maybe a...

Yes the cross bolt adjusts windage and the vertical screw in front of the aperture adjusts elevation. All in the rear sight.

1:48" is fine for round balls. That's what the standard rifle is made for, the Creedmore model has a much faster twist for conicals.

I still have this rifle, I can do 850 shipped if someone's interested 👍

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