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Item Code: G2965
Well-made reproduction of the Model 1959 .54-caliber Sharps rifle. Long, 30" blued round barrel. Fixed front sight. Steel patch box on the oiled walnut stock. Graduated rear sight with a sliding plate. Six-groove rifling. Other than a 2 inch long scratch on the left side of the stock, this rifle is perfect and appears to have never been fired.
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