1841 Lindner conversion Mississippi Rifle Very Rare!

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Guns International #: 101349101
Seller's Inventory #: 1841

Category - Civil War Rifles - Military Rifles - Antique

Category
Civil War Rifles
Military Rifles - Antique

Seller's Information

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Seller: dufilho
Company: Lee C Gray

Member Since: 5/11/15

First Name: lee

Last Name: gray

State: Louisiana

Zip: 70380

Country: United States

Phone: (985) 518-1802

Fax:

Active Listings: 14

Total Listings: 122

Seller Type: Private Seller

Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
5 days customer pays exact shipping.

Payment Methods: Personal Check, Money Order, Cashiers Check.

1841 Lindner conversion Mississippi Rifle Very Rare!

Description:
These Lindner conversions were made in two different variations. The first 100 had iron fittings underneath the stock ahead of the trigger guard. The second had brass fittings under
stock with a peep tang sight installed instead at wrist and not on the rear of the barrel. All have numbers under the parts installed by lindner and they are serial numbers as well as
batch numbers. This one is #198. Most of the Lindner's with the tang sight are missing as they don't fit in the patchbox. This one has US and inspectors markings at rear of barrel
and Lindner Patent markings on sleeve. The bore is still .54 and that is correct. One cartouche is visible and stock has been repaired at wrist and under bolt. It's hard to find one
not repaired as lots of wood was taken out to convert these. The last 100 were issued to General Butler's troops in New Orleans. This is a nice very good rifle.

SOLD

Antique: Yes

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Guns International #: 101349101
Seller's Inventory #: 1841

Category - Civil War Rifles - Military Rifles - Antique

Category
Civil War Rifles
Military Rifles - Antique

Seller's Information

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

Seller: dufilho
Company: Lee C Gray

Member Since: 5/11/15

First Name: lee

Last Name: gray

State: Louisiana

Zip: 70380

Country: United States

Phone: (985) 518-1802

Fax:

Active Listings: 14

Total Listings: 122

Seller Type: Private Seller

Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
5 days customer pays exact shipping.

Payment Methods: Personal Check, Money Order, Cashiers Check.

1841 Lindner conversion Mississippi Rifle Very Rare!

Description:
These Lindner conversions were made in two different variations. The first 100 had iron fittings underneath the stock ahead of the trigger guard. The second had brass fittings under
stock with a peep tang sight installed instead at wrist and not on the rear of the barrel. All have numbers under the parts installed by lindner and they are serial numbers as well as
batch numbers. This one is #198. Most of the Lindner's with the tang sight are missing as they don't fit in the patchbox. This one has US and inspectors markings at rear of barrel
and Lindner Patent markings on sleeve. The bore is still .54 and that is correct. One cartouche is visible and stock has been repaired at wrist and under bolt. It's hard to find one
not repaired as lots of wood was taken out to convert these. The last 100 were issued to General Butler's troops in New Orleans. This is a nice very good rifle.

SOLD

Antique: Yes

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Guns International #: 101349101
Seller's Inventory #: 1841

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Guns International #: 101349101
Seller's Inventory #: 1841

Category - Civil War Rifles - Military Rifles - Antique

Category
Civil War Rifles
Military Rifles - Antique

Seller's Information

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

Seller: dufilho
Company: Lee C Gray

Member Since: 5/11/15

First Name: lee

Last Name: gray

State: Louisiana

Zip: 70380

Country: United States

Phone: (985) 518-1802

Fax:

Active Listings: 14

Total Listings: 122

Seller Type: Private Seller

Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
5 days customer pays exact shipping.

Payment Methods: Personal Check, Money Order, Cashiers Check.

1841 Lindner conversion Mississippi Rifle Very Rare!

Description:
These Lindner conversions were made in two different variations. The first 100 had iron fittings underneath the stock ahead of the trigger guard. The second had brass fittings under
stock with a peep tang sight installed instead at wrist and not on the rear of the barrel. All have numbers under the parts installed by lindner and they are serial numbers as well as
batch numbers. This one is #198. Most of the Lindner's with the tang sight are missing as they don't fit in the patchbox. This one has US and inspectors markings at rear of barrel
and Lindner Patent markings on sleeve. The bore is still .54 and that is correct. One cartouche is visible and stock has been repaired at wrist and under bolt. It's hard to find one
not repaired as lots of wood was taken out to convert these. The last 100 were issued to General Butler's troops in New Orleans. This is a nice very good rifle.

SOLD

Antique: Yes

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