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G.W. Gill · 07-07-2003, 01:54 AM

Does anyone know a Civil War Buff that might have the regimental history of the 18th Penn. Vol. Cav., 163rd Reg. P.A. Vol's

?. The reprints are very expensive and I live down South. I have ser.#95790. It went through lots of serious times in "The War of Northern Aggression". I still shoot it occasionally. It functions fine with its original nipples and springs. No finish, understandably, they were used and rode hard. Amazingly accurate. I would like to ID it better. I can only find out that it was used in Farnsworth's charge under custer (can't capital that name south of the Mason Dixon Line). Thanks for the Off Topic , and by the way, half the family tree is from Philly P.A. Some even reenact IN BLUE!. Can you imagine?

07-07-2003, 01:54 AM	#1
G.W. Gill User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Southeastern USA Posts: 369 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	1860 Army 44 (way off topic) Does anyone know a Civil War Buff that might have the regimental history of the 18th Penn. Vol. Cav., 163rd Reg. P.A. Vol's ?. The reprints are very expensive and I live down South. I have ser.#95790. It went through lots of serious times in "The War of Northern Aggression". I still shoot it occasionally. It functions fine with its original nipples and springs. No finish, understandably, they were used and rode hard. Amazingly accurate. I would like to ID it better. I can only find out that it was used in Farnsworth's charge under custer (can't capital that name south of the Mason Dixon Line). Thanks for the Off Topic , and by the way, half the family tree is from Philly P.A. Some even reenact IN BLUE!. Can you imagine?