Kentucky Percussion Rifle |
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KENTUCKY PERCUSSION RIFLE (1750-1850) By Davide Pedersoli & Co., Italy These rifles, and others like them, evolved from the German's Jaeger hunting rifles and were a major rival of the British Brown Bess muskets during the War of Independence. These were the rifles of the American colonies, their light weight and accuracy made them ideal carry guns. They were the most popular rifle of their time. These percussion rifles have an adjustable front sight, casehardened frame, patch box, blued octagonal barrel, polished brass fitting and walnut stock. Caliber: .45 & .50 Grooves: 8 Twist: 1:48 Barrel: 35 9/16" OAL: 50 3/16" Weight: 7.05 lbs & 8.15 lbs respectively. (Please allow for a 3-9 month lead time for this item) |
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