The 1858 Enfield rifled musket was one of the most commonly used Civil War firearms, second only to the 1861 Springfield. A shortened version of the 1853 pattern Enfield, the 1858 had refinements for infantry use such as the adjustable ladder rear sight. It was one of the most accurate rifles of its day, and was highly sought out by troops on both sides. This modern reproduction features a period-correct color case hardened percussion lock, blued barrel and bands and has the correct style screws.

Specifications and Features:
.58 caliber
Muzzle loading black powder musket
33" rifled barrel
Percussion ignition
Adjustable ladder rear sight
Color case hardened lock
Brass fittings
Walnut stock
Overall length 49"
Weight 8.37 lbs
Blued