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BElswick
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Old percussion rifle
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August 06, 2024, 02:35:03 AM »
Hello everyone,
I inherited this rife from my late grandpa. I was wondering if anyone could help identify it? I’m leaning towards this being a kit from some time back and someone added the coin inlay. Not sure. I welcome thoughts and opinions. Either way, it’s staying in my with just because 😊.
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Billy Elswick
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Hungry Horse
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Re: Old percussion rifle
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August 06, 2024, 06:32:50 PM »
This rifle looks like it was put together from antique parts. The stock looks like it was made by a non-professional, since it lacks lock moldings. But for what it is it seems to be pretty well put together. I’ve seen a whole lot worse.
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