Original U.S. Percussion Smoothbore Sporting Gun by H.M. Rowe of Hartford CT - circa 1864 Receiver Top Cover you won’t see one of

you won’t see one of these again anytime soon

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Original U.S. Percussion Smoothbore Sporting Gun by H.M. Rowe of Hartford CT - circa 1864 Receiver Top Cover you won’t see one ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice Fowling piece, or percussion sporting gun, that has sat on someone's wall undisturbed for probably 150 years. It is covered in dirt and grime, probably in a Tavern, as much of it looks light cigar or cigarette smoke deposit. In approximately . 69 Caliber, the gun is half stocked and fitted with a back action lock, which is foliage engraved. The lock is marked H. Rowe, while the left side of the