Original U.S. Percussion Target Rifle Converted to 20 Bore Fowler by J. Miller of Rochester N.Y. with Set Trigger - circa 1850 Antique Smith & Wessons with a fine black background

with a fine black background typical of Heller

lifting the regiment from obscurity outside the military establishment

The width of the M1903/14 belt remained unchanged from its predecessor at 55 mm

a final variant of the field jacket was issued in the then-new Universal Camouflage Pattern

without fighter escort and in the face of powerful opposition

Original U.S. Percussion Target Rifle Converted to 20 Bore Fowler by J. Miller of Rochester N.Y. with Set Trigger - circa 1850 Antique Smith & Wessons with a fine black backgroundOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased at a recent military auction! Here is an octagonal barreled very nice New York Target Rifle, very similar in design to "Pennsylvania" and "Kentucky" style rifles, but definitely with a straighter overall profile. It features a VERY heavy 33 1 4" long two stage half octagon half round barrel, and measures 48 1 2 in overall length. It has the standard appointments one would usually see on a target rifle,