thanks for the info. Now...what is the desired method for restoring the rifle? The furniture is beat up a bit and needs attention. Its fun to shoot!

ok...finally. Sorry for being technically challanged... yes, it appears that the serial number is a replacement. at least on this one it was not scratched out over and scribbled in like I saw on a Mauser k98. the gun itself is pretty tough shape and I am hoping to restore as best as I can. I am new ...

ok...FNG question...easiest way to post a picture in a reply is?????

Getting some info...from Øyvind Flatnes: "What you have is a Model 1855 18 bore kammerlader rifle in rather poor condition. [If there is] a year stamped on it behind the rear sight [and] if the year is lower than 1855 it is a conversion from a previous model. As to value it is worth what people...

I have visited the site and tried to contact them to no avail. The information is good, but limited in what I would like to know. I think it a certain model (1848/55) but cannot confirm it. Though I have no desire to sell this, I would love to find out its value. The story behind it is pretty intere...

does anyone out there know anything about Norewgian Kammer Laders? It is a breach loading gun that was revolutionary for its time...but quickly outdated when the rifle showed up.

Good afternoon, I am new to this site and I am trying to get some information on an enfield I had recently purchased... Rof 7/43 FA21883A I know ROF is Royal Ordnance Factory and July of 43. The serial number is what I need clarification on. any help here is appreciated. I do have to mention that I ...