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I have an Zoli sold by Navy Arms in the 80's. Sure fire out of the box.
My new-in-box 1975 Zoli 1803 is beautifully fitted; Navy Arms lock marked. Mainspring seems a bit too strong, and the touch hole is a bit too high above the pan's "floor", but wood to metal fit is excellent. Wood is very nice grained walnut.So I posted on here a while ago about buying a rifle. I went with a nice .50 cal rifle and took I out to do some shooting after about 3 shots the cock snapped out of the lock and the mainspring was damaged. The seller bought it back from me to repair it and apologized for the failure. I am now back on the hunt for a rifle. There is a guy one of my friends know in Piedmont, WV selling an 1803 Harper's Ferry Rifle Antonio Zoli Reproduction. It is .58 caliber and has a 33" barrel. I haven't taken any pictures of I yet as we are still trying to get a price worked out. My question is are these rifle worth buying or are they an Italian junk Reproduction rifle that is riddled with problems. Thanks to all who reply.
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