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R. T. Pritchett P1853 .577 Enfield Single Shot .577 Rifle
P1853. 577 Enfield rifle made under contract by R. T. Pritchett, London.
Private purchase 2-band Enfield nice patina with nipple protector.
Enscribed on lock and barrel.
Subcategory Single Shot
Sale type Private
Range P1853 Enfield
Model P1853 .577 Enfield
Calibre .577
Gun Status Activated
Leeds
£ 1,275open to offers
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BSA EIC Single Shot .577 Snider Rifle
1878 BSA. 577 Snider carbine, British East India Company marked.
Five groove rifling, striker cover and chain.
Leather original pattern sight cover (reproduction)
Subcategory Single Shot
Sale type Private
Range EIC
Model EIC
Calibre .577 Snider
Gun Status Activated
Leeds
£ 875open to offers
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Schimdt Rubin 1889 7.5mm Straight Pull 7.5 mm Rifle
Schmidt-Rubin 1889 straight pull rifle with original sling and muzzle/sight protector cover.
Fine condition, excellent original finish, bore and woodwork.
Matching serial numbers.
Subcategory Straight Pull
Sale type Private
Range 1889 7.5mm
Model 1889 7.5mm
Calibre 7.5 mm
Gun Status Activated
Leeds
£ 725open to offers
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