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    Identify Lock and Navy Arms Carbine

    I purchased a stock inscribed with the date May 4, 1864. The lock has an anchor with DC on it.Could this be Civil War stock or lock? Also purchased a Navy Arms Carbine - Antonio Zoli Made in Italy on the barrel. Has a dovetailed rear sight. Would this be legal? Thanks-Allen Eye, Cockade Rifles

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    Navy Arms carbine" is a shortened Zouave they made for American hunters and NO you can't use it in the N-SSA. The first one we gonna need some pictures me thinks.
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    It is possible the "Navy Arms Carbine" is a Murray, which has a legal dovetailed rear sight.

    The lock with an anchor and DC could very likely be from a Belgian Short Enfield Rifle, aka "Brazilian Navy Rifle".

    Photos of everything will be the key to positive identification. If you can't post them here, you are welcome to mail them to me.

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    have some photos this afternoon

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    pictures of guns

    Here are some pictures of the gun and stock-hope they are clear enough
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    You're in luck. The carbine is a JP Murray repop. It's legal in N-SSA compitition.
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    Gil I do beleive you are right. from what I look up .

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    David,

    Muley Gil is correct, your carbine is a Murray, and is legal for use in the N-SSA's competitive matches. Also, your stock is as I suspected, the remnants of a Belgian "Brazilian Light Minie Rifle", which if restored to original specs is also legal for use in the N-SSA.

    I hope this has helped you!

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    this does help John I look up some old post on here about brazilian light rifle .is there any parts out there for this gun and on the other side of the butt the stalk is widdled down it looks like to fit the cheeck maybe to fit the soldier can this be used.does anybody shoot the rifle in the n-ssa thanks Allen Eye cockade rifles

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    brazilian light minie

    Dave I have a light minie rifle that belonged to ohio -It has the brass eagle on the wrist of the stock - gun is complete- and rifling is good - It has an enfeild type barrel with an odd nose cap that looks like a garibaldi in a smaller fasion- if I can I will try and take some pics for you to look at -PM me if you like.

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