Original Massive U.S. Pennsylvania Percussion .75" Bore Sharpshooter Target Rifle with British R.T. Pritchett Lock, Flame Maple Stock, and Set Trigger - Circa 1850 DP-28 LMG established in 1939

established in 1939

hence more space for filler for the same weight shell

When the Civil War broke out there was a staff of twelve

probably the most interesting variation of the MP-40 were the MP-40-II and MP-40-II

There is the number 1275 stamped under the handle

Original Massive U.S. Pennsylvania Percussion .75" Bore Sharpshooter Target Rifle with British R.T. Pritchett Lock, Flame Maple Stock, and Set Trigger - Circa 1850 DP-28 LMG established in 1939Original Item: Only One Available. Just purchased at a recent military auction! This is a simply MASSIVE "Pennsylvania" percussion hunting rifle, often referred to as a "Kentucky" rifle. The design developed in Pennsylvania, and then spread down the Ohio River Valley to Kentucky, where it was very popular. This is a really substantially sized example, featuring a 35 inch long octagonal barrel with HUGE bore of about 0. 75", with heavy 7 groove