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Published NJ Marked Remington-Maynard Conversion US Model 1816 Rifled Musket...LAYAWAY? for sale
Published NJ Marked Remington-Maynard Conversion US Model 1816 Rifled Musket...LAYAWAY? for sale
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Guns International #: 102107740
Seller's Inventory #: 1504
Category - Civil War Rifles
- Military Rifles - Antique
Published NJ Marked Remington-Maynard Conversion US Model 1816 Rifled Musket...LAYAWAY?
Description:
Published NJ Marked Remington-Maynard Conversion US Model 1816 Rifled Musket...LAYAWAY?... .69 caliber. 42" rifled barrel secured by three flat, spring retained bands.SN: NSN. Bright finish, iron furniture, walnut stock. Lock marked REMINGTON'S / ILION, NY / 1857 / US in four vertical lines at tail. Tang of patent breech dated 1857, with remnants of the original Luther Sage LS / P inspection marks at the breech. A clear Luther Sage script LS cartouche is present on the counterpane. Left side of barrel stamped NJ for New Jersey. Rifled but not modified with long range sight. Maynard priming system remain compete and intact. Retains both sling swivels and the full-length button head ramrod that is correctly dished for use with elongated ball ammunition. The musket is one of the US 1816 pattern muskets altered to the Maynard mechanical priming system at Frankford Arsenal circa 1856-1858, with 20,000 altered for the US government and 2,000 for the State of New Jersey. The guns were also rifled during the conversion process, with the US gun fitted with long range rear sights and most of the NJ guns not so equipped. This gun was featured on the cover of Paul D. Johnson's book Civil War Cartridge Boxes of the Union Infantryman and was formerly in the author's collection. PROVENANCE ex-Paul D. Johnson collection CONDITION: FINE. Metal with a lightly oxidized steel patina withs scattered discoloration and freckles of darkness. Metal mostly smooth with mostly clear markings. Mechanically functional, Fine bore with strong rifling and moderate oxidation and some pitting. Stock fairly crisp with good markings and scattered bumps, dings and mars. S/H $60...2nd firearm ships FREE, with this one. Thanks.....Greg 416-421
Price: $2,295.00 Buy Now
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .69
Description:
Published NJ Marked Remington-Maynard Conversion US Model 1816 Rifled Musket...LAYAWAY?... .69 caliber. 42" rifled barrel secured by three flat, spring retained bands.SN: NSN. Bright finish, iron furniture, walnut stock. Lock marked REMINGTON'S / ILION, NY / 1857 / US in four vertical lines at tail. Tang of patent breech dated 1857, with remnants of the original Luther Sage LS / P inspection marks at the breech. A clear Luther Sage script LS cartouche is present on the counterpane. Left side of barrel stamped NJ for New Jersey. Rifled but not modified with long range sight. Maynard priming system remain compete and intact. Retains both sling swivels and the full-length button head ramrod that is correctly dished for use with elongated ball ammunition. The musket is one of the US 1816 pattern muskets altered to the Maynard mechanical priming system at Frankford Arsenal circa 1856-1858, with 20,000 altered for the US government and 2,000 for the State of New Jersey. The guns were also rifled during the conversion process, with the US gun fitted with long range rear sights and most of the NJ guns not so equipped. This gun was featured on the cover of Paul D. Johnson's book Civil War Cartridge Boxes of the Union Infantryman and was formerly in the author's collection. PROVENANCE ex-Paul D. Johnson collection CONDITION: FINE. Metal with a lightly oxidized steel patina withs scattered discoloration and freckles of darkness. Metal mostly smooth with mostly clear markings. Mechanically functional, Fine bore with strong rifling and moderate oxidation and some pitting. Stock fairly crisp with good markings and scattered bumps, dings and mars. S/H $60...2nd firearm ships FREE, with this one. Thanks.....Greg 416-421
Price: $2,295.00 Buy Now
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .69
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Guns International #: 102107740
Category - Civil War Rifles
- Military Rifles - Antique
Published NJ Marked Remington-Maynard Conversion US Model 1816 Rifled Musket...LAYAWAY?
Description: Published NJ Marked Remington-Maynard Conversion US Model 1816 Rifled Musket...LAYAWAY?... .69 caliber. 42" rifled barrel secured by three flat, spring retained bands.SN: NSN. Bright finish, iron furniture, walnut stock. Lock marked REMINGTON'S / ILION, NY / 1857 / US in four vertical lines at tail. Tang of patent breech dated 1857, with remnants of the original Luther Sage LS / P inspection marks at the breech. A clear Luther Sage script LS cartouche is present on the counterpane. Left side of barrel stamped NJ for New Jersey. Rifled but not modified with long range sight. Maynard priming system remain compete and intact. Retains both sling swivels and the full-length button head ramrod that is correctly dished for use with elongated ball ammunition. The musket is one of the US 1816 pattern muskets altered to the Maynard mechanical priming system at Frankford Arsenal circa 1856-1858, with 20,000 altered for the US government and 2,000 for the State of New Jersey. The guns were also rifled during the conversion process, with the US gun fitted with long range rear sights and most of the NJ guns not so equipped. This gun was featured on the cover of Paul D. Johnson's book Civil War Cartridge Boxes of the Union Infantryman and was formerly in the author's collection. PROVENANCE ex-Paul D. Johnson collection CONDITION: FINE. Metal with a lightly oxidized steel patina withs scattered discoloration and freckles of darkness. Metal mostly smooth with mostly clear markings. Mechanically functional, Fine bore with strong rifling and moderate oxidation and some pitting. Stock fairly crisp with good markings and scattered bumps, dings and mars. S/H $60...2nd firearm ships FREE, with this one. Thanks.....Greg 416-421 Price: $2,295.00 Buy Now Antique: Yes Rifle Caliber: .69 Contact Seller |
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Guns International #: 102107740
Seller's Inventory #: 1504
Category - Civil War Rifles
- Military Rifles - Antique
Published NJ Marked Remington-Maynard Conversion US Model 1816 Rifled Musket...LAYAWAY?
Description:
Published NJ Marked Remington-Maynard Conversion US Model 1816 Rifled Musket...LAYAWAY?... .69 caliber. 42" rifled barrel secured by three flat, spring retained bands.SN: NSN. Bright finish, iron furniture, walnut stock. Lock marked REMINGTON'S / ILION, NY / 1857 / US in four vertical lines at tail. Tang of patent breech dated 1857, with remnants of the original Luther Sage LS / P inspection marks at the breech. A clear Luther Sage script LS cartouche is present on the counterpane. Left side of barrel stamped NJ for New Jersey. Rifled but not modified with long range sight. Maynard priming system remain compete and intact. Retains both sling swivels and the full-length button head ramrod that is correctly dished for use with elongated ball ammunition. The musket is one of the US 1816 pattern muskets altered to the Maynard mechanical priming system at Frankford Arsenal circa 1856-1858, with 20,000 altered for the US government and 2,000 for the State of New Jersey. The guns were also rifled during the conversion process, with the US gun fitted with long range rear sights and most of the NJ guns not so equipped. This gun was featured on the cover of Paul D. Johnson's book Civil War Cartridge Boxes of the Union Infantryman and was formerly in the author's collection. PROVENANCE ex-Paul D. Johnson collection CONDITION: FINE. Metal with a lightly oxidized steel patina withs scattered discoloration and freckles of darkness. Metal mostly smooth with mostly clear markings. Mechanically functional, Fine bore with strong rifling and moderate oxidation and some pitting. Stock fairly crisp with good markings and scattered bumps, dings and mars. S/H $60...2nd firearm ships FREE, with this one. Thanks.....Greg 416-421
Price: $2,295.00 Buy Now
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .69
Description:
Published NJ Marked Remington-Maynard Conversion US Model 1816 Rifled Musket...LAYAWAY?... .69 caliber. 42" rifled barrel secured by three flat, spring retained bands.SN: NSN. Bright finish, iron furniture, walnut stock. Lock marked REMINGTON'S / ILION, NY / 1857 / US in four vertical lines at tail. Tang of patent breech dated 1857, with remnants of the original Luther Sage LS / P inspection marks at the breech. A clear Luther Sage script LS cartouche is present on the counterpane. Left side of barrel stamped NJ for New Jersey. Rifled but not modified with long range sight. Maynard priming system remain compete and intact. Retains both sling swivels and the full-length button head ramrod that is correctly dished for use with elongated ball ammunition. The musket is one of the US 1816 pattern muskets altered to the Maynard mechanical priming system at Frankford Arsenal circa 1856-1858, with 20,000 altered for the US government and 2,000 for the State of New Jersey. The guns were also rifled during the conversion process, with the US gun fitted with long range rear sights and most of the NJ guns not so equipped. This gun was featured on the cover of Paul D. Johnson's book Civil War Cartridge Boxes of the Union Infantryman and was formerly in the author's collection. PROVENANCE ex-Paul D. Johnson collection CONDITION: FINE. Metal with a lightly oxidized steel patina withs scattered discoloration and freckles of darkness. Metal mostly smooth with mostly clear markings. Mechanically functional, Fine bore with strong rifling and moderate oxidation and some pitting. Stock fairly crisp with good markings and scattered bumps, dings and mars. S/H $60...2nd firearm ships FREE, with this one. Thanks.....Greg 416-421
Price: $2,295.00 Buy Now
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .69
Contact Seller
Guns International #: 102107740
Seller's Inventory #: 1504
Guns International #: 102107740
Seller's Inventory #: 1504
Category - Civil War Rifles
- Military Rifles - Antique
Published NJ Marked Remington-Maynard Conversion US Model 1816 Rifled Musket...LAYAWAY?
Description:
Published NJ Marked Remington-Maynard Conversion US Model 1816 Rifled Musket...LAYAWAY?... .69 caliber. 42" rifled barrel secured by three flat, spring retained bands.SN: NSN. Bright finish, iron furniture, walnut stock. Lock marked REMINGTON'S / ILION, NY / 1857 / US in four vertical lines at tail. Tang of patent breech dated 1857, with remnants of the original Luther Sage LS / P inspection marks at the breech. A clear Luther Sage script LS cartouche is present on the counterpane. Left side of barrel stamped NJ for New Jersey. Rifled but not modified with long range sight. Maynard priming system remain compete and intact. Retains both sling swivels and the full-length button head ramrod that is correctly dished for use with elongated ball ammunition. The musket is one of the US 1816 pattern muskets altered to the Maynard mechanical priming system at Frankford Arsenal circa 1856-1858, with 20,000 altered for the US government and 2,000 for the State of New Jersey. The guns were also rifled during the conversion process, with the US gun fitted with long range rear sights and most of the NJ guns not so equipped. This gun was featured on the cover of Paul D. Johnson's book Civil War Cartridge Boxes of the Union Infantryman and was formerly in the author's collection. PROVENANCE ex-Paul D. Johnson collection CONDITION: FINE. Metal with a lightly oxidized steel patina withs scattered discoloration and freckles of darkness. Metal mostly smooth with mostly clear markings. Mechanically functional, Fine bore with strong rifling and moderate oxidation and some pitting. Stock fairly crisp with good markings and scattered bumps, dings and mars. S/H $60...2nd firearm ships FREE, with this one. Thanks.....Greg 416-421
Price: $2,295.00 Buy Now
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .69
Description:
Published NJ Marked Remington-Maynard Conversion US Model 1816 Rifled Musket...LAYAWAY?... .69 caliber. 42" rifled barrel secured by three flat, spring retained bands.SN: NSN. Bright finish, iron furniture, walnut stock. Lock marked REMINGTON'S / ILION, NY / 1857 / US in four vertical lines at tail. Tang of patent breech dated 1857, with remnants of the original Luther Sage LS / P inspection marks at the breech. A clear Luther Sage script LS cartouche is present on the counterpane. Left side of barrel stamped NJ for New Jersey. Rifled but not modified with long range sight. Maynard priming system remain compete and intact. Retains both sling swivels and the full-length button head ramrod that is correctly dished for use with elongated ball ammunition. The musket is one of the US 1816 pattern muskets altered to the Maynard mechanical priming system at Frankford Arsenal circa 1856-1858, with 20,000 altered for the US government and 2,000 for the State of New Jersey. The guns were also rifled during the conversion process, with the US gun fitted with long range rear sights and most of the NJ guns not so equipped. This gun was featured on the cover of Paul D. Johnson's book Civil War Cartridge Boxes of the Union Infantryman and was formerly in the author's collection. PROVENANCE ex-Paul D. Johnson collection CONDITION: FINE. Metal with a lightly oxidized steel patina withs scattered discoloration and freckles of darkness. Metal mostly smooth with mostly clear markings. Mechanically functional, Fine bore with strong rifling and moderate oxidation and some pitting. Stock fairly crisp with good markings and scattered bumps, dings and mars. S/H $60...2nd firearm ships FREE, with this one. Thanks.....Greg 416-421
Price: $2,295.00 Buy Now
Antique: Yes
Rifle Caliber: .69
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