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 The ticket won 13

The ticket won 13

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

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

without fighter escort and in the face of powerful opposition

- Overall condition shows light oxidation on the metalwork

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 The ticket won 13Original 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,