Manufactured from 1883 to 1907 with approximately 10,000 in total production. This rifle is chambered in the ultra rare and desirable 50-110. The heavy weight 31" full octagon barrel is fitted with a German silver blade front sight and marked along the top flat with the standard one line address. The rear sight has had a block installed. Caliber markings on the bottom barrel flat "50. 110". The tang features a mid range vernier peep sight. Blued barrel with a casehardened receiver. Hepburn patent markings on the left side of the frame in two lines. Checkered knob pistol grip stock with a steel buttplate and a pewter end tip.

Fine. The barrel retains approximately 40% faded blue finish with handling marks and scratches scattered down the length. The receiver retains vibrant traces of original case colors mostly in protected areas the balance has silvered out and exhibits spotting throughout. The wood is fine and displays some casual pressure marks and scuffs with a small chip near the wrist. The checkering is sharp. The bore is good with some light pitting.