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My new Enfield, some of you might remember a few months ago I posted pictures of My former LAC. Enfield, It has since been returned, thanks to the help of all you members opinions, for it was all wrong, but now I have what I believe to be a 100% correct typical Tower 1862 dated and marked Enfield. Marked on stock in several places with the maker marks. Now if I could have your opinions again that would be great! Probability of Civil war service, all correct? No replacement parts? Not messed with in any way.

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Looks great to me! Congratulations and thanks for sharing!
 
From The Photos looks like a nice one. Have you had the barrel off to see what the under markings are?
 
Have not taken taken the barrel off yet, but I am interested to see what markings are under there, the stock is marked R&W Aston, Then RW or TW on the stock flat, and behind trigger guard and in the ramrod channel too.
 

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