Original U.S. Civil War Era Half Stocked Percussion Target Rifle by H. Pierce of Liverpool, Ohio with Single Set Trigger - circa 1855 Japanese Documents and Books It’s well-known that members of

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The lock has a Roller Frizzen spring and has brass mounts including a grotesque masked eared butt cap and substantial "proofed" 9" belt hook mounted over the brass side plate

who served with the 102nd Trench Mortar Battery

so it definitely did see a good amount of use

gained a reputation as an excellent boxer

Original U.S. Civil War Era Half Stocked Percussion Target Rifle by H. Pierce of Liverpool, Ohio with Single Set Trigger - circa 1855 Japanese Documents and Books It’s well-known that members ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased at a recent military auction! This is a very nice U. S. Civil War era octagonal barreled very substantial percussion target rifle, typical of those used by early Yankee Union sharpshooters during the conflict. It is in one of the standard calibers we usually see these in, . 38", and has a very heavy 30 inch octagonal barrel with five groove rifling. These were intended for target shooting, or sometimes