This interesting underhammer pistol has a groove in the butt for stock mounting (stock not included). It has a globe front sight with an additional sight blade on top and a folding rear sight with adjustable notch/peep mounted at the rear of the gun. It has a saw handle style stock with nickel plated fittings. A small "2" is marked in the groove on the butt cap. The barrel is octagonal aside from the muzzle which is round. A variety of "buggy rifles" were made by William Billinghurst of Rochester, New York, with similar characteristics and it's not unlikely that this example was produced in his shop.

Good. The barrel has a mixture of dark brown patina and traces of the original finish with some areas of oxidation and pitting. The remaining components retain 80% of the nickel plating with some spots of visible brass particularly along the edges. The stock is fine with glossy varnish, some chips, and light scratches along with a hairline crack on the left side extending back from the breech. Mechanically excellent.