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Originally $1,695.00
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Item Code: 218-483
Conversion to breechloader of a M1861 Rifle-Musket. Lock with original, “PARKERS, SNOW & CO / MERIDEN, CONN” markings forward of hammer with eagle over a “US”. Dated 1864 behind hammer. Conversion done c. 1865-67. Approx. 2000 done. .58 cal rimfire cartridge. Conversion breech block unit adapted to breech of barrel. Miller patent markings VF on top of breech block. All metal smooth & bright. Walnut stock also excellent. Mechanically perfect. Bore excellent! [ss]
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