Original U.S. Civil War 1849 Springfield Arms Company Warner Patent Revolving Carbine U.S. Civil War the farthest American penetration of

the farthest American penetration of the war

very few pieces of intact

Classically the Shotel was employed in a dismounted state to hook the opponent by reaching around a shield or any other defensive implement or weapon

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has a broader blade with a rounded or semi-pointed tip and is intended to be used on loose material

Original U.S. Civil War 1849 Springfield Arms Company Warner Patent Revolving Carbine U.S. Civil War the farthest American penetration ofOriginal Item: One of a kind. As seen on History Channel's Pawn Stars, this is exceptionally rare as only a handful of examples are known to exist. Watch IMA's own antique gun expert Alex evaluate and shoot this rifle on History Channel's Pawn Stars: Manufactured by Springfield Arms Co., Springfield, Ma. in 1849, this is a percussion, six shot, revolving carbine. Made on the James Warner (Springfield, Mass.) patents of 1851, 1856, 1867. Percussion