I am looking for an orginal model 1863 (or 1859) Sharps percussion carbine -- good condition, reasonable price.
NRA ANTIQUE Fine to Excellent condition.
D. Shimanek
email: sttxhgsd@juno.com
I am looking for an orginal model 1863 (or 1859) Sharps percussion carbine -- good condition, reasonable price.
NRA ANTIQUE Fine to Excellent condition.
D. Shimanek
email: sttxhgsd@juno.com
Sharps New Model 1863 Percussion Carbine 95% - #7684NRA ANTIQUE Fine to Excellent condition
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First Cousin (7 times removed) to Brigadier General Stand Watie (1806-1871), CSA
1st Cherokee Mounted Rifles | Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation 1862-66
I have an 1859 Sharps that you may be interested in. It has the iron patchbox. It has matching serial numbers which place it solidly in the Civil War production time for the early part of the war. You can still read part of the Sharps patent marks on the front and backside of the frame. The action works well on all positions. The barrel is full length with the original front and rear sights intact. The inside of the barrel still retains a nice amount of the bore with each land and groove being visible. On the back of the frame it has the original saddle bar and ring intact. The stock of the gun has an attractive dark tone to the walnut. On the back side of the shoulderstock you can see the line that the saddle wear worked into the wood from the many hours this gun was carried by the cavalryman. I am looking to get $2500 for this carbine, shipped. If you'd like pictures send me your email and I'll email some to you. If interested, please contact me at: beatlefans1@verizon.net
Thanks,
Joe Bordonaro
I have a MINT original Sharps carbine. It is museum quality. You can see the pictures on gunbroker.com #330583471.
$3000 firm and worth every prenny. Charlie Hahn saw this and was amazed at its condition.
Russ Levin
rlevin73@verizon.net
(301) 848-0161
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