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I’m looking for quality  antique percussion target pistols in a caliber under 50. 

Thanks 
Brian 

Antique status Bissel flintlock hideaway gun. 
If you’re into flintlocks you’ll understand how much this little cannon is just an absolute work of art. 

Used but in outstanding condition can ship if possible they go for 1400 plus tax but i am up for offers. Pedersoli are very nice long guns top of the line that is why they are expensive so if you want some thing good Pedersoli is it 

Brown Bess Style Trade or Trappers Gun

Rifle is in excellent condition   with good bore ! 

This rifle Was marketed/Assembled By "Schofield" who made rifles using Henrys actions and barrel.

Here is a Ballard military rifle with dual ignition system manufactured by Brown Co. Caliber is .46 rimfire and percussion dual ignition. Only about 1000 samples were produced. Extremely rare seen in the market.

Here is a rare piece of early 19th century craft work. Blunderbuss were used in British military training and sometimes brought in the ships against pirates and enemies.

British Flintlock converted Rife Circa 1819

German percussion boot pistol circa 1840. The pistol has two superposed U crown markings used by Roth Sauer proof house.

Antique no permit needed for this old girl.

Here is a rare seen Civil War Joslyn Carbine model 1864, caliber .52 rimfire. There was about 16,500 Joslyn carbines made between 1862 and 1865. Issued to Union calvary troops as new breech loading weapons.

I’m really looking for a specific rifle. Lyman Deerstalker 50 cal flintlock. I sold to a guy that passed away few years ago. Regretted that selling ever since. Would consider buying Lyman Great Plains in 50 cal flintlock.

I have for sale a Remington Vest Pocket single shot derringer in .41 rimfire. This little beauty retains approx. 75% of its original nickel finish. Mechanics are excellent with strong springs and crisp action.

Selling my Egyptian rolling block. Judging by the serial number, this rifle is from the second contract. Not the first contract that was used in the franco Prussian war.

Rifling is in good condition, making for an excellent shooter.

Edward Bond at 45 Cornhill, London, was active from 1800 -1826.  Proof marks are early 19th century. The bore looks good and to be about .66 cal. 10 inch octagon barrel, with iron sights. Mechanically functional. Missing front pin.