Atlanta Cutlery Corp. Order Our Catalogue

Paypal available

P-1853 Three Band Enfield Parts Rifle

ID#: 600833

Price: $99.95

P-1853 Three Band Enfield Parts Rifle



Quantity: 

Customer Rating: 6 ratings

The Three Band Enfield was imported extensively for use in the U. S. Civil War. These Gurkha made examples were found in Military Storage in their homeland of Nepal. These particular Enfield Rifles are offered in half rifles or parts guns. Each rifle is offered totally as found, incomplete, broken, un-cleaned and un-refurbished. Totally covered and caked with dried on grease, dirt and rust, they can be used for parts, rebuilt or displayed as found. No guarantees as to what use or damage may be found after more than 100 years of neglect and storage.

Each gun will feature:

The barrel, lock plate, hammer and 2 barrel bands. There is no guarantee for any other parts. 

Condition: usually show rust & pitting and be covered in dirt as originally stored.  All sales are final, so please do not order this if you are not prepared to receive an incomplete, broken parts gun with various missing parts.

Note: These guns were manufactured before 1898 and are therefore legally considered antiques. It is totally legal to own these without a U.S. Federal Firearms License (FFL) and they can be shipped to most countries around the world.



Related Items

P-1864 Snider Breech...
P-1853 Percussion Rifle
Nepalese Gahendra...
P-1864 Snider Breech...




Product Rating: (3.50)   # of Ratings: 6   



5 - Great
4 - Good
3 - OK
2 - Bad
1 - Terrible
0% 50% 100%

Sort: New to Old RE-SORT COMMENTS:

Showing comments 1-6 of 6
1. Michael on 1/29/2012, said:

I received my parts and I was happy with the item. For $99 I was not expecting much. It was in better condition than I expected.
Was this comment helpful? yes no   (0 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not)
2. Glynn on 7/12/2011, said:

I was extremely disappointed with this purchase - I only received one barrel band (the ad states you'll receive 2) and it was very rusty with a lot of metal missing. No ramrod, no band springs, etc. The only parts that *may* be useable are the brass "square-ear" escutcheons and some internal lock parts after a heavy cleanup - that's it. The barrel is utterly useless, the trigger guard & trigger would have been useable if the guard hadn't been broken, etc. Certainly not worth $113 w/ S & H, maybe $25 to $50 tops. Atlanta Cutler's "no return" policy just makes it that much worse. You've been warned.
Was this comment helpful? yes no   (2 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not)
3. Franklin on 3/28/2011, said:

Got mine and have started work on it. What was left of the stock was toast- worm eaten and dry rot. Lock seem to be cleaning up OK and as good as identical lock I bought from the "other" Nepal cache dealer at nearly same price just for lock. Barrel is rusted and will be wall hangar. Ramrod is nearly rusted through. Trigger is OK condition and usable. Good value for the money.
Was this comment helpful? yes no   (2 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not)
4. John T. on 1/20/2011, said:

Ordered one of these to have spare parts for the complete as is 1853 I had ordered earlier. The lock is actually better and the other parts are so good after just a minor cleaning I am ordering a stock and building another musket.
Was this comment helpful? yes no   (3 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not)
5. Nicholas on 10/6/2010, said:

Very happy, So happy I order 2 1841 Brunswicks when my Enfields arrived.Please smile on me again AC.These are alot of fun & a bargain . thanks
Was this comment helpful? yes no   (4 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not)
6. Anonymous User on 10/11/2009, said:

I got 2. They look like the picture. One was better than the other. The locks are rusty but did clean up and work. Both sear springs were quite rusty and have lost most of their tension- I was able to repair them. The barrel bores were not bad but there was plenty of exterior pitting on the underside of the barrel. Both had ramrods but one is very rusty at the interior end. Some of the bands are alright and some are rough. No triggerguard. If you can fabricate a butt you would have an inexpensive example of a 53 Enfield.
Was this comment helpful? yes no   (4 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not)
Showing comments 1-6 of 6