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Knight MK 85-1 Prototype In-Line Percussion Rifle
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This prototype in-line muzzleloader was one of the first blackpowder arms to utilize the straight ignition system with a shotshell primer. Originally made in Lancaster, MO, these rifles are currently made in Centerville, IA.