Scott Gresham made Fayetteville for sale. Appears unfired from collection

[Brian Burkett]

I have a Scott Gresham made Fayetteville for sale. The rifle was purchased under contract from Scott by deceased and appears unfired and is dang near FINE to MINT condition. John Holland has seen pictures I provided on my Facebook page Civil War Smoothbore and Rifled Muskets and Carbines. Since FB does not allow sales I hesitated to post more info and would rather have it go to a NSSA member preferably in his old unit OR a person who is familiar with his fine craftsmanship. Since Scott is no longer with us, this might be your only chance to obtain a piece of his work in such fine condition. Please either join the FB page listed above via search OR use my email address for inquiries. Please no lowball offers. Im not in a hurry to sell and/or don't need quick cash. Thanks

nairbttekrub@yahoo.com

bburkett22@cox.net

[RaiderANV]

And the price is?????

[Brian Burkett]

I have a Scott Gresham made Fayetteville for sale. The rifle was purchased under contract from Scott by deceased and appears unfired and is dang near FINE to MINT condition. John Holland has seen pictures I provided on my Facebook page Civil War Smoothbore and Rifled Muskets and Carbines. Since FB does not allow sales I hesitated to post more info and would rather have it go to a NSSA member preferably in his old unit OR a person who is familiar with his fine craftsmanship. Since Scott is no longer with us, this might be your only chance to obtain a piece of his work in such fine condition. Please either join the FB page listed above via search OR use my email address for inquiries. Please no lowball offers. Im not in a hurry to sell and/or don't need quick cash. Thanks

nairbttekrub@yahoo.com

bburkett22@cox.net

Mr Holland states value at $1650.00. I can wiggle a little bit on price.

[Brian Burkett]

John Holland seems to feel it's worth every bit of $1650 considering the maker and the pictures provided.

[RaiderANV]

I would agree

[John Holland]

For our newer, or younger, members who may not know of Scott Gresham I would like to say that he was always a gentleman. He was a WW2 veteran, soft spoken, and like most of that generation, very humble about his service. Scott was the first to get a N-SSA Production approval for a Fayetteville Rifle. This rifle being offered does not require a Small Arms inspection or SAC card as it is on the Approved Arms List. His workmanship was so good people would gladly wait for however long it took Scott to build them a Fayetteville! Sadly, my dear friend Scott Gresham passed on in 2008.

Not to to be misunderstood, I am not trying to be a salesman for this rifle, I just wanted to honor Scott Gresham one more time.

[MikeArthur]

Mike Arthur
hampton horse artillery

[Bob Lintner]

E-mail sent.

[Brian Burkett]

E-mail sent.

Text me on my phone. It's easier for me to send pics

757-715-3715

Brian

[Dan Mastin]

who made the barrel, lock, sights?

[Brian Burkett]

Currently looking for any paperwork associated with Fayetteville

[Dave Cole]

John Holland,

i never knew Scott, but thinking that I should have after the great description you gave him. Nicely done

[Bob Lintner]

I'll take it. E-mail sent. Thanks.
Bob

24 November 2017-money orders sent.

[Brian Burkett]

Persistence pays off. Rifle is sold pending payment receipt

[Bob Lintner]

P.O. error. Thanks for the nice conversation and information! I enjoyed it.
Bob

[Brian Burkett]

Sold. Packed up and will be shipped Sat. Thanks for the responses both here and via e mails.

[Bob Lintner]

Brian,
Fayetteville is very nice! Thanks very much. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Bob