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S. Carolina State Issue Mod. 1836 Johnson PERCUSSION CONVERSION
Item Number: 3447

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S. Carolina State Issue Mod. 1836 Johnson PERCUSSION CONVERSION (Image1)
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The U.S. Model 1836 single shot pistol was manufactured c.1836 / 1844, was the last U. S.
 

 
martial arm utilizing the flintlock ignition system, was the primary issue handgun of the Mexican war and, converted to percussion as many were, saw continued use in the Civil War seeing early war state issue to Union troops and more by Confederate states especially North and South Carolina, (marked NC and SC respectively). This example remains in excellent condition with good markings to include U.S. / R. JOHNSON / MIDDn. CONN / 1840 with proper Federal inspection marks on metal and wood and desirable SCmarkings. (The ramrod on this example is a replacement.)
A word on Confederate States markings & authenticity: There is no question that Confederate States markings on these martial single shot conversions bring considerable additional interest and with that desirability additional value. Accordingly it behooves the buyer to consider the authenticity of these markings when considering a purchase. As there is frequently some inconsistency in original markings, even for a given state, there is no substitute for experience when making a judgment. Minus extensive experience (as is most frequently the situation) good judgment exercised within the scope of common sense (general appearance, style of markings, matching patina, do markings look fresh, &c.) in combination with the experience and integrity of the seller is generally an adequate determinant. A proper inspection period must be providedduring which the item may be returned. (A three day inspection period from receipt of the item is the general standard. If that isn’t adequate be sure and establish additional time before the purchase.) In the end, the buyer must be comfortable with the purchase. Take your inspection period seriously. If you are not comfortable for any reason let your dealer know and return the item within your inspection period. Any reputable seller wants his client to be happy with the purchase as much as the buyer does. After all collecting is suppose to be fun and rewarding right! Buy with confidence! All direct sales are backed by no questions asked three day inspection with return as purchased ! Just send us a courtesy e-mail to let us know your item is being returned per these previsions and your purchase price will be refunded accordingly.


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