This unknown maker percussion black powder rifle is chambered in approximately .32 caliber and features a 42.5-inch octagon barrel with a 13-inch length of pull. The rifle is equipped with double set triggers and is not in functional mechanical condition. The action does not function, and the stock is cracked with evidence of a previous repair. The firearm shows minor signs of use and wear consistent with normal handling and age. The bore is dull in color with age-related black powder corrosion and wear consistent with long-term storage and black powder use.
This type of percussion rifle reflects the traditional styling of 19th-century sporting and target rifles commonly built in both American and European workshops. Octagon barrels and double set triggers were popular features for improved accuracy and refined shooting characteristics, particularly in hunting and precision shooting applications during the black powder era. Surviving examples are often valued for their craftsmanship and historical character, even when in non-functional condition.
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Serial # - Firearms: NVSN557
Caliber: 32
- Serial # - Firearms: NVSN557
- Caliber: 32



























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