Only 4,213 Model 1841 Hall rifles were manufactured in 1841 and 1842. Most of the relatively short production run utilized the "fishtail" breech lever also found on the Model 1840 Hall carbines, but this is an early transitional/Type I example the retains the Model 1819 hooked breech lever. It has blade and notch sights, brown lacquer finished iron hardware, casehardened breech marked "H. FERRY/US/1841," a steel button head ramrod, and a socket bayonet. The barrel is rifled.

Good with mottled brown patina and mild pitting, a cracks on the sides of the refinished stock between the trigger guard and hammer, and minor scratches and dings throughout. Mechanically fine. the slightly bent correct bayonet is also good.