S#: NSN | 32.75" Barrel | Approx. .36 Caliber Unusual diamond-shaped bore. Bore Measures 9.3mm (.360") across flats.| Antique 19th-century Pennsylvania Kentucky-style percussion long rifle with octagonal barrel marked “FORKER.” Features a highly figured full-length curly/tiger maple stock, percussion ignition, double-set triggers, fixed sights, brass trigger guard with curled rear spur, large brass patchbox, brass crescent buttplate, oval brass cheekpiece inlay and wooden ramrod. Percussion lock bears a small sitting-fox type pictorial stamp at the rear of the lock plate. The Forker family included several documented Pennsylvania gunsmiths active during the muzzleloading era |||| CONDITION: Very Good. Beautiful curly maple stock with attractive decorative inlays. Metal retains an excellent darkened antique patina. Mechanically functions at half cock with working rear set trigger, although hammer strike appears weak ||||| CLASS: BLACKPOWDER