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Another uneducated statement from someone that has no knowledge of the subject. So I took the liberty to do just what you asked… which is what I already knew.. and put that out here for you to get some education So a deer can’t move across state lines at all in some states and every deer farmer in any state has to be CWD certified for 5 years…. Meaning 10% of the herd or every death before they can even move a deer in state or out of state And now with your sheep as you say that are oh so regulated need nothing but an ear tag and to have health papers from a vet!!!!! Which means all they do is look at them!!! Scrapies or CWD which are the same exact prion can’t be found unless the animal is dead!!!! So you try and tell me that the Scrapies animals are regulated more the deer/elk CWD animals??? What a joke!! Now how about you tell the class how states with CWD and Scrapies can move hay or corn across state lines into local feed stores to be sold to the public without any oversight???? Follow the Money and you will have your answers to this whole Harmless CWD hoax This Troll has forgotten more about the CWD hoax then you will ever know

Don't feed the trolls. Twenty seconds on Google and your questions are answered. I can explain things to you, but I can't understand them for you.

If you post this on the https://www.americanlongrifles.org/forum/ I'm pretty sure there will be some pretty concrete answers. Robby

It appears to be an original under hammer muzzleloader, can't tell the make of yours but I remember seeing replica rifles and pistols of that design for sale when the muzzleloading craze first started taking hold 40 or 50 years ago. I believe Navy Arms sold some under hammer firearms made by Hopkins & Allen. It is a neat old piece for sure. I found a photo of a replica Hopkins & Allen and posted it below Al

No clue but what a cool find. Man can you imagine back in the day. Big ole Grizz comin down on ya and the cap falls off being on the bottom! Man, Folks had to deal with some stuff back in the day.

So, my father-in-law has this old ML laying around... I never saw a rifle with the percussion cap and hammer underneath. No forestock... Nothing engraved on it anywhere. No names, no initials, just nothing. Looks to be a .45