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Firearms => Percussion Rifles => Topic started by: Watauga on September 03, 2012

Title: MOWREY MODEL 1776 BICENTENNIAL
Post by: Watauga on September 03, 2012
As I Recall these have been talked about on the forum and I think someone was wanting one?!?

This is at GunAuction.com

http://www.gunauction.com/buy/11291856/rifles-for-sale/muzzle-loader-rifle/mowrey-model-1776-bicentennial-black-powder-50-caliber-cap-and-ball-muzzleloader
Title: Re: MOWREY MODEL 1776 BICENTENNIAL
Post by: isaacdavis1214 on September 04, 2012
Not gonna lie,that's the most unique (i believe that's the right word.) black powder rifle i have saw so far.One gripe from me is why is a 1776 model rifle a percussion cap model?Didn't the cap come along in the 1830's and before that it was a Flintlock?
Title: Re: MOWREY MODEL 1776 BICENTENNIAL
Post by: beowulf on September 04, 2012
cap came along in the 1820`s , and as far as I know there`s no such thing as a flint lock mowrey !  interesting considering all the box lock flint pistols that were made! [hmm]
Title: Re: MOWREY MODEL 1776 BICENTENNIAL
Post by: isaacdavis1214 on September 05, 2012
I was close lol i think the Mowrey would look better with a flint (doesn't every gun?).