Original U.S. Civil War Era Full Stocked Percussion Target Rifle by Peter A. Reinhard of Ohio with Set Trigger - circa 1855 German Badges & Signs A very nice "salty" example

A very nice "salty" example

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It also has the typical short "reversed" cross guard seen on most WW1 German bayonets

44 CAL on the ejector block) with a standard 24" octagonal barrel

They were Protestants and ALGERNON fought for OLIVER CROMWELL in the New Model Army during the English Civil War

Original U.S. Civil War Era Full Stocked Percussion Target Rifle by Peter A. Reinhard of Ohio with Set Trigger - circa 1855 German Badges & Signs A very nice "salty" exampleOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased at a recent military auction! This is a very nice U. S. Civil War era heavy barreled percussion target rifle, typical of those used by early Yankee Union sharpshooters during the conflict. This is somewhat unusual in that it was made in the style of a Pennsylvania long rifle, sometimes referred to as a "Kentucky Rifle", with a full length CURLY MAPLE stock and all brass mounts. It features a 37 1 2