45 hatfield flintlock. Good shape nice figured maple stock . 1100.00 shipped. Thanks.
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SOLD 45 cal hatfield.
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Me likes, me likes it a lot!
Then buy it, and I can sleep easy tonight, not worrying that I should have bought it!
Forgot to mention the rifle will be shipped in a wooden kibler box well wrapped up
Also included is a lee double cavity mold and a half a dozen flints .
Price drop 1000.00 shipped .
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Did you purchase it new and if so when? If not, do you know the history
of it and when it was made. Greg
of it and when it was made. Greg
I have had it for about 4 years . and have shot it a lot. Very reliable . the barrel extends 1 inch past the stock . there is no ground down pedersoli markings under the barrel . and a 25 is stamped under the barrel . that's all I know about the rifle. I'm only selling to upgrade to something that fits me a little better.
I'll take it.
Sold .
I've been researching Lehigh Valley rifles, and was studying this one to see if it met the criteria.
It looks very similar to a Lehigh Barn Rifle on the von Aschwege web site, but I was trying to research it more.
Guess I snoozed, and I loosed.
Hope you enjoy it as much as I would have.
Brazos
It looks very similar to a Lehigh Barn Rifle on the von Aschwege web site, but I was trying to research it more.
Guess I snoozed, and I loosed.
Hope you enjoy it as much as I would have.
Brazos
This rifle is just a step above the custom "poor boy rifle" I have now which is all iron furniture. The only thing I don't like about this rifle is that it doesn't have a nose cap, that I may add to it. Not sure of the date of manufacture of the rifle but I have .54 Hatfield half stock from the mid 80s that is a exceptional shooter.
I've read on this forum that the older Hatfield's were good, but later on, things changed. I hope you have success with this one.
Here's a reference on Lehigh rifles: Lehigh Barn Rifle - VON ASCHWEGE FLINTLOCKS . It strongly resembles your new rifle.
I was considering adding a patch box. See other photos in the gallery of von Aschwege for examples.
I wish you the best.
Brazos
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