Pennsylvania Percussion Rifle |
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PENNSYLVANIA PERCUSSION RIFLE (1750-1850) By Davide Pedersoli & Co., Italy Without a doubt, one of the best reproductions of the American rifles used by Pennsylvania hunters. It evolved from the German Jaeger hunting rifle and was a major rival of the British Brown Bess musket during the War of Independence These percussion rifles have adjustable front & rear sights, casehardened frame, double set trigger, rust brown octagonal barrel, polished brass fitting and walnut stock. Caliber: .45 Grooves: 8 Twist: 1:48 Barrel: 41 5/8" OAL: 56 1/8" Weight: 7.71 lbs. (Please allow for a 3-9 month lead time for this item) |
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