Antique Picket rifle By J.O Robson

1250.00
Category
Firearms Muzzleloaders
Classification
No PAL Required
Action
Single-shot
Condition
Very Good
Manufacturer
(other)
Caliber
41 LC
Capacity
1
Hand
Right Handed or Ambidextrous

Very good Condition Picket rifle 

Remington Made Cast steel bull Barrel 

Bore rates as OK With Erosion But still Lots of rifling And Shine . 

Shoots Very well !    Can Shoot light .41 pistol bullets  or .390 Round Ball Comes with mold 

Has Brass bullet starter 

Has Choked Gain twist rifling 

Very heavy gun at 15ish pounds 

Has single set trigger That needs some attention, But still working as a regular trigger. light and Crisp  

Rear Breach is detachable/unscrewable  For easy Cleaning and maintenance 

rear sight is a replacement 

Very cool German silver patch box 

plz text or call 1-204-995-2019

J.O. Robson of Buffalo, was one of the better N.Y. State rifle makers of the 1850-1880 period. . He is best known for half-stock percussion target rifles in the .36 to .41 caliber range. Most of his later rifles have English back action locks and barrels made by Hitchcock & Muzzy of Massachusetts. His rifles are often German silver mounted as well. Western New York was not on the frontier at Robson's time and there were no Indian wars or dangerous game about. However, there was a relatively large German-origin population who enjoyed target and small game shooting as a sport and these were his customers. Most Robson rifles have some adornment in the way in inlays but they are mostly plain, serviceable, low-cost target guns.

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