Civil War Era French Arsenal M1829 Rifled Musketoon Carbine

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Guns International #: 102129490

Category - Antique Rifles - Percussion - Civil War Rifles

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Seller: WRG
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Member Since: 3/25/15

First Name: RICK

Last Name: GUNN

State: South Carolina

Zip: 29710

Country: United States

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Seller Type: Private Seller

Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
I ONLY SHIP WITHIN THE U.S.. Shipping is via insured priority mail. Buyer pays actual cost.

Payment Methods: Personal or bank checks or money orders, USPS money orders, no credit cards.

Civil War Era French Arsenal M1829 Rifled Musketoon Carbine

Description:

I am offering a Civil War Era French M1829 Musketoon. The musketoon was made at the French Arsenal of St. Etienne as shown on the lockplate. "Mdle 1829" appears on the breech. There are also various arsenal markings on other parts. The musketoon is 38" long overall with a 23 3/4" barrel. The bore is lightly rifled and is around a .73 caliber. There is a long range flip sight mounted on it This is the same model of musketoon that appears on page 175 of the "Firearms from Europe" book as well as page 264 of Edwards "Civil War Guns" book. The metal has a pleasant brown patina with a little roughness around the breech area and muzzle areas. The stock is in very good condition with only a small amount of burnout in back of the bolster. The hammer holds on the first cock and the second cock but sometimes it will slip and the hammer will fall on the second cock without squeezing the trigger. It looks like the bayonet bar/stud may have come off at one time and was epoxied back on. The ramrod is a repro and is mainly for looks as it is very short.

SOLD

Antique: Yes

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Guns International #: 102129490

Category - Antique Rifles - Percussion - Civil War Rifles

Category
Antique Rifles - Percussion
Civil War Rifles

Seller's Information

When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com

Seller: WRG
Company:

Member Since: 3/25/15

First Name: RICK

Last Name: GUNN

State: South Carolina

Zip: 29710

Country: United States

Fax:

Seller Type: Private Seller

Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
I ONLY SHIP WITHIN THE U.S.. Shipping is via insured priority mail. Buyer pays actual cost.

Payment Methods: Personal or bank checks or money orders, USPS money orders, no credit cards.

Civil War Era French Arsenal M1829 Rifled Musketoon Carbine

Description:

I am offering a Civil War Era French M1829 Musketoon. The musketoon was made at the French Arsenal of St. Etienne as shown on the lockplate. "Mdle 1829" appears on the breech. There are also various arsenal markings on other parts. The musketoon is 38" long overall with a 23 3/4" barrel. The bore is lightly rifled and is around a .73 caliber. There is a long range flip sight mounted on it This is the same model of musketoon that appears on page 175 of the "Firearms from Europe" book as well as page 264 of Edwards "Civil War Guns" book. The metal has a pleasant brown patina with a little roughness around the breech area and muzzle areas. The stock is in very good condition with only a small amount of burnout in back of the bolster. The hammer holds on the first cock and the second cock but sometimes it will slip and the hammer will fall on the second cock without squeezing the trigger. It looks like the bayonet bar/stud may have come off at one time and was epoxied back on. The ramrod is a repro and is mainly for looks as it is very short.

SOLD

Antique: Yes

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Civil War Era French Arsenal M1829 Rifled Musketoon Carbine

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Guns International #: 102129490

Category - Antique Rifles - Percussion - Civil War Rifles

Category
Antique Rifles - Percussion
Civil War Rifles

Seller's Information

When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com

Seller: WRG
Company:

Member Since: 3/25/15

First Name: RICK

Last Name: GUNN

State: South Carolina

Zip: 29710

Country: United States

Fax:

Seller Type: Private Seller

Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
I ONLY SHIP WITHIN THE U.S.. Shipping is via insured priority mail. Buyer pays actual cost.

Payment Methods: Personal or bank checks or money orders, USPS money orders, no credit cards.

Civil War Era French Arsenal M1829 Rifled Musketoon Carbine

Description:

I am offering a Civil War Era French M1829 Musketoon. The musketoon was made at the French Arsenal of St. Etienne as shown on the lockplate. "Mdle 1829" appears on the breech. There are also various arsenal markings on other parts. The musketoon is 38" long overall with a 23 3/4" barrel. The bore is lightly rifled and is around a .73 caliber. There is a long range flip sight mounted on it This is the same model of musketoon that appears on page 175 of the "Firearms from Europe" book as well as page 264 of Edwards "Civil War Guns" book. The metal has a pleasant brown patina with a little roughness around the breech area and muzzle areas. The stock is in very good condition with only a small amount of burnout in back of the bolster. The hammer holds on the first cock and the second cock but sometimes it will slip and the hammer will fall on the second cock without squeezing the trigger. It looks like the bayonet bar/stud may have come off at one time and was epoxied back on. The ramrod is a repro and is mainly for looks as it is very short.

SOLD

Antique: Yes

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