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Traditions R186100 1861 Springfield 58 Cal Percussion 40 Stainless Round Barrel, Oiled Walnut Stock, Fixed Front Sight, Adj Rear Sight, Black Powder Rifle

$1166.82
Brand
Traditions Performance Firearms
Color
Polished Steel
Caliber
.58 Caliber
Category
Firearms
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
40in
UPC
40589025537
MPN
R186100

Overview

The Traditions 1861 Springfield is a historically accurate .58 caliber percussion muzzleloading rifle, featuring a 40" rifled barrel and an overall length of 56". Designed for reenactors and historical shooters, it is approved by the North-South Skirmish Association (N-SSA). The rifle features a hand-oiled walnut stock, brass and steel hardware, and a stainless steel finish. It includes a fixed front blade sight and an adjustable rear leaf sight for elevation. The musket is designed to stabilize heavy conical projectiles, offering reliable accuracy and performance representative of the Civil War era.

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