H.M. Quackenbush Pocket Rifle
.22 caliber, 12" octagonal to round barrel length, S/N 067. H.M. Quackenbush Rifle, also referred to as a "Pocket Rifle." Manufactured in Herkimer, New York between 1893 and 1920, Henry Marcus Quackenbush's iconic design features a unique breech-loading swinging-bolt mechanism. Famous for its lightweight construction, takedown design, and accuracy, this single-shot firearm is highly sought after by collectors of boys' rifles, and unique mechanical oddities. Marked on the left side of the frame "H.M. Quackenbush, Herkimer U.S.A.". Nickel finish with skeleton stock. Case colored breech. Overall excellent with a bright and shiny bore.
.22 caliber, 12" octagonal to round barrel length, S/N 067. H.M. Quackenbush Rifle, also referred to as a "Pocket Rifle." Manufactured in Herkimer, New York between 1893 and 1920, Henry Marcus Quackenbush's iconic design features a unique breech-loading swinging-bolt mechanism. Famous for its lightweight construction, takedown design, and accuracy, this single-shot firearm is highly sought after by collectors of boys' rifles, and unique mechanical oddities. Marked on the left side of the frame "H.M. Quackenbush, Herkimer U.S.A.". Nickel finish with skeleton stock. Case colored breech. Overall excellent with a bright and shiny bore.
