Original U.S. Pennsylvania Percussion Target Rifle Attributed to Charles Flowers with Flame Maple Stock c. 1850 MP 40 McClintock

McClintock

This is a very nice service used example of the classic Springfield trapdoor rifle

The 10th (Prince of Wales's Own) Regiment of (Light) Dragoons was so named because at the time was officially under command of the Prince of Wales himself

This most likely means that it had been in Afghanistan for over 100 years

The owner of this rare beret served in Company C of the 5th Special Forces Group and served in Vietnam during the war

Original U.S. Pennsylvania Percussion Target Rifle Attributed to Charles Flowers with Flame Maple Stock c. 1850 MP 40 McClintockOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased at a recent military auction! Here is an octagonal barreled very upmarket "Kentucky" style target rifle, which more correctly is known as a Pennsylvania Rifle. It is in one of the usual calibers we usually see these in, . 43", and has a very heavy octagonal barrel with seven groove rifling. The style and appointments are very typical of the rifles made in Western Pennsylvania, specifically by Charles