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HEAVY HALF STOCK CONRAD HORN HAZELTON, PENNSYLVANIA TARGET RIFLE.

Cal. 52. 54″ overall. 4-1/2″ x 1-1/2″ buttplate. 38″ full oct rifled bbl initialed “C H” for the gunsmith Conrad Horn of Hazelton, PA with brothers William and Thomas circa 1820-1880. The percussion lock is unmarked and the gun has double set triggers. The nosecap is unusual in that it is 2-7/8″ long with a pointed end. Brass sideplate is typical for Conrad Horn rifles. Conrad Horn is well known for his Kentucky rifles. CONDITION: The rifle at one time had a bullet starter which is missing as well as a rear peep sight, also missing. The Conrad Horn initials on the bbl are faint and worn, otherwise the walnut stock and rifle are clean and solid. 4-55356 (2,000-3,000) – Lot 1515

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Auction: Firearms - March 2015

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