Percussion carbine. Lock is unmarked. Barrel is approximately 14". Action works properly. Metal has a brown patina. Fair overall condition.

This scarce French Minie-Cordier percussion military training rifle is one of a few made. The serial number is 656 (matching including the takedown sc...

This 1893 model revolving carbine was made in Belgium by H. Pieper of Liege. These 9 shot revolving cylinder 8mm Pieper caliber carbines were used by ...

The overall length of this unusual European (Dutch?) bayonet training rifle is approx. 70.5" with the "bayonet" rod extended and approx. 54.5 from the...

English single shot military rifle converted to accept cartridges. Bore is smooth, and was most likely converted a second time for shot gun shells. Ba...

Early German bolt action repeating military rifle. Manufactured at the Spandau arsenal in 1888. Bolt is non-matching. Bore has strong rifling with pit...

This Pattern 1856 577 caliber percussion short rifle was made in 1860. The 33" round barrel has a fair bore with visible rifling. All the metal has a ...

NSN .75 caliber 43.5" round barrel untouched attic condition percussion musket. No markings are noted on the metal surface. Action is weak, wood is dr...

NSN, .75 caliber 39.5" round barrel possible Belgian musket converted to percussion. Metal is a light grey patina with heavy pitting noted by the bols...

NSN .577 caliber 39" round barrel British pattern 1853 Enfield rifled musket with faux confederate markings noted on the lock plate and butt plate. Me...