Original U.S. Double Barrel 12ga. Scatter Gun by Wilmot with 26" Barrels - Circa 1845-1860 Uniforms They had fought their way

They had fought their way over 13 kilometers and captured 2

Army in 1966

most of the MG 13s were sold to Portugal

though there are areas of pitting and staining that have been polished out

The matching walnut stocks are finished with a smooth oil hand-rubbed finish that is original to the carbine

Original U.S. Double Barrel 12ga. Scatter Gun by Wilmot with 26" Barrels - Circa 1845-1860 Uniforms They had fought their wayOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice mid 19th century "Scatter Gun", titted with double short 26" barrels, each approximately . 74" in diameter. This would indicate a standard size of 12 gauge. Each of the percussion locks is signed WILMOT, not an uncommon name in the Gun business directly before the Civil War. There was one NATHANIEL WILMOT working in Boston from 1852 1862, and then in St. Paul, Minnisota from 1862 1864. There was