Original U.S. Ohio Style .54cal Big Bore Percussion Rifle Signed CHR ZIMMERMAN A LIMVER with Lock by Golcher - Circa 1850 Receivers It was also his design

It was also his design for a breechloading conversion that became the Springfield Trapdoor Rifle in 1873

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but with a "cock's comb" upper finial on the muzzle-ring and a slightly longer blade (22 34" vs

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Original U.S. Ohio Style .54cal Big Bore Percussion Rifle Signed CHR ZIMMERMAN A LIMVER with Lock by Golcher - Circa 1850 Receivers It was also his designOriginal Item: Only One Available. Just purchased at a recent antique auction! This is a very interesting percussion rifle, made in the "Ohio Style", with a massive . 54" calibre bore! This style is somewhat similar to the "Pennsylvania" or "Kentucky" style, but is definitely more robust and less curved overall. The rifle features lovely all brass mountings, and features a 30 inch long octagonal barrel with a bore of about 0. 54", with very deep 7