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need Help Identifying Civil War Musket
I have this Musket which I am pretty sure is from the civil war. It has an anchor with I think a JS on it. The anchor appears all over the gun. The barrel has lots of stamping on it as well. Does any one know anything about what the stamping my mean, or what I should look for. The gun appears that it was used a lot. There is a lot of residue on the gun. And I think it is still loaded. I was told not to clean it as it would decrease the value of the gun. Any one with any information, I would love to hear it. Thanks...
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10-12-2009 09:15 AM
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I can not tell you what model your rifle-musket is, but I can tell you is was made in Belgium, by O.P. Drissen, Liege. I have a similarly marked patt. 1853 Enfield, in .58 caliber rather than .577. Yours is most likely a French
pattern musket / rifle that may have been modified in its configuration.
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Tom in N.J.
I can not tell you what model your rifle-musket is, but I can tell you is was made in Belgium, by O.P. Drissen, Liege. I have a similarly marked patt. 1853 Enfield, in .58 caliber rather than .577. Yours is most likely a
French pattern musket / rifle that may have been modified in its configuration.
Do you know if this would have been a Confederate Musket? How would I tell. I am looking to sell this musket, How would I even know what to sell it for? Thanks so much for the information.
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