A Lancaster County style rifle with a daisy head patchbox. This rifle is typical of those late in the flint period. The carving was incised without elaborate treatment of any details. Inlays of the customer’s choosing were used. This gun was built with economy in mind, but function was the foremost consideration. A straight Green Mountain 7/8″ 50-cal. barrel was used along with a high quality lock and double set trigger.
