U.S. Model 1861 Savage Revolving Fire Arms Co. Per
$300
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- $300
- Buyer's premium (15%)
- $45
- Sales tax (est. 7.2%)
- $25
- Est. all-in
- $370
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Item: U.S. Model 1861 Savage Revolving Fire Arms Co. Per Pickup: South Salt Lake, UT 84115 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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U.S. 1863 Savage .58 caliber percussion rifle with 40" barrel, strong bore rifling, brown patina with light scattered rust, walnut stock in good to very good condition with dings and finish wear, includes ramrod and correct US marked socket bayonet and scabbard. Civil War era collectors and living historians drive demand for original documented percussion rifles in shootable condition with matching provenance pieces. Verify bore cleanliness inside the 40" barrel, confirm bayonet marking authenticity, and inspect lock mechanism function under load before committing.
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Description from HiBid
Serial NSN. .58 caliber black powder percussion rifle with a 40” barrel. The bore is very good, strong rifling with little to no rust. The lock plate is marked “US Savage R.F.A. Co. Middletown Ct” and is dated 1863. The barrel has the VP/Eagle proofs as well as “N.J.” on the left side of the breech. The barrel is dated 1864. The metal finish on the barrel is a brown patina with scattered light marks with scattered light rust. The barrel bands are a dark brown patina with light edge wear and scattered light dins. The metal finish on the lock plate, hammer and trigger guard is a brown patina showing wear and thinning. The walnut stock is in good to very good condition showing scattered dings and scratches with finish wear. No cartouches visible. The butt plate is a rusty brown patina. The action works fine. Includes the ram rod and a correct US marked socket bayonet and scabbard. 25,520 made from 1862-1864.
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South Salt Lake, UT 84115
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