Null A wheellock rifle, collector's replica in 17th century style using some old…

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A wheellock rifle, collector's replica in 17th century style using some old parts Older rough octagonal barrel in 11 mm caliber in need of cleaning (rear sight and front sight replaced). Parts of original wheellock with internal ignition wheel. Set trigger. Hunting-style stock with engraved and blackened bone inlays. Butt stock with patchbox and trigger guard with finger rest. Wooden ramrod with bone tip. Metal parts spotted and patinated. Lock with moderate fit, ramrod pipe missing. Length 101 cm. Condition: II - III

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A wheellock rifle, collector's replica in 17th century style using some old parts Older rough octagonal barrel in 11 mm caliber in need of cleaning (rear sight and front sight replaced). Parts of original wheellock with internal ignition wheel. Set trigger. Hunting-style stock with engraved and blackened bone inlays. Butt stock with patchbox and trigger guard with finger rest. Wooden ramrod with bone tip. Metal parts spotted and patinated. Lock with moderate fit, ramrod pipe missing. Length 101 cm. Condition: II - III

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