Original U.S. Civil War Era Enfield Type Percussion Musket Half-Stocked for Frontier Use c.1860 M3 Grease Gun firstly in Steel and by

firstly in Steel and by the mid 1930s in Aluminum

In addition there is a photograph of the proof marks of this known Confederate Soldier's Rifle on the Title page of the book which are completely identical to those on this weapon

mainly taking part in the strategic bombing offensive

but there does appear to be inlaid writing on the left side

and the opposite ricasso bears the company's tradmark downward pointing sword and interlocking HHS initials

Original U.S. Civil War Era Enfield Type Percussion Musket Half-Stocked for Frontier Use c.1860 M3 Grease Gun firstly in Steel and byOriginal Item: Only One Available. This started life as an ENFIELD Type percussion rifled musket, probably used by the Confederate States in the Civil war and then half stocked for use as self protection or as a hunting gun on the frontier. The barrel measures 25", with an overall length of 41 inches. The bore is about . 61 smooth, which was probably bored out from the original . 577. At this time the breech plug was replaced with another cap bolster,