Pedersoli Rolling Block questions

[Grapeshot]

I bought one of those Navy Arms Rolling Block Rifles with a 26 inch barrel.  I replaced the front sight with a Lyman globe sight and put a Thompson/Center "Hawken Rear sight.  The rifle is accurate and will shoot swaged, paper patched bullets in the 450 grain weight in tight little clusters in sub MOA at 100 yards.  I paid $110.00 for it in 1972.

[hatman]

Several months have gone by and I developed exactly no love for this Pedersoli RB.
It's totally a personal aesthetic thing; nothing mechanically or cosmetically wrong about it at all.
I just don't have any passion to shoot it and I no longer have any room in my safe for it.
If someone would like to buy it for say $300.00 let me know.
I naively paid $870 for it sight unseen 6 months ago.

[Prairie Dawg]

I'd like to buy it for $300.
Sent you a PM.
Thanks
--Dawg

[hatman]

I'd like to buy it for $300.
Sent you a PM.
Thanks
--Dawg

The deal is sealed.
Thanks Prairie Dawg!

[Edwards]

I'm not all an expert on Pedersoli rolling blocks, but I can't remember a Pedersoli rolling block with a short bull barrel. They made "The Mississippi Rifle" with a 24" barrel, but it wasn't that heavy of a barrel. How sure are you of that "New Old Stock" tag on it?

[Edwards]

I have a navy arms by pedersoli rolling block it's barrel is 23and a quarter long on the receiver it has Navy arms by pedersoli it is the half octagon half round barrel under the butt stock is the number 6 under the forward stock is the number 2 and in small letters it says made in Italy it has the brass trigger guard,receiver plate,butt plate and barrel ring any information would be appreciated