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Whitworth Rifle S181
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In the year 1854 Sir Joseph Whitworth, was commissioned by the English war office to design a rifle to replace the Enfield pattern 53, he started to work on a .451 caliber rifle, equipped with a barrel having a hexagonal bore profile.
The rifle created outperformed all competitors during the tests made in 1859 and enabling the Queen Victoria to easily hit a target at 366 meters (400 yards), during the first meeting of the British Rifle Association.
The rifle equipped the sharpshooters of the confederate army
during the American Civil War
hence the name “Whitworth Sharpshooters”.
Hammer forged, browned finish hexagonal barrel, american walnut stock, with lock parts light colour case hardened.
Specs
Calibre - 451
Twist Rate - 1:20, 6 Groove.
Barrel Length - 36"
Overall Length - 51"
Weight - 9.46 lbs, 4.3 kgs
Suggested Bullet Mould -USA313-45
Hexagonal Wads - USA140-451
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