Original Irish Percussion Cavalry Carbine by W. & J Rigby of Dublin with Captured Ramrod & Twist Forged Barrel - circa 1840 Snider Rifle Parts and after the transfer of

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History of the Remington Rolling Block Rifle:

It is only the third one we have had in years and this one still has the original composite grip

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Original Irish Percussion Cavalry Carbine by W. & J Rigby of Dublin with Captured Ramrod & Twist Forged Barrel - circa 1840 Snider Rifle Parts and after the transfer ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting Irish Percussion cavalry carbine, marked on the lock plate by maker W. & J. RIGBY, with a faint DUBLIN stamping on the barrel. There are no military markings, so it is most likely a commercial or colonial service produced weapon. It features a 22 inch long twist forged barrel, which was made with a . 65" rifled bore, since smooth bored possibly for Colonial use. All brass classic mounts,