...........It's supposed to be representative of a British 1862 Military Match rifle. It's a reasonable facsimile in any regard.
It's a very well made rifle, all things considered. I also paid more for this rifle then any other I own. The front sight was originally a beaded post in a hood. I added the insert tunnel.
The rear sight is your standard Enfield ML'er style except it had a windage adjustable plate with a "V" in it, on the fornt of the staff. I replaced it with the plate and peep deal.
The lock is straight military Enfield, just marked differently. The barrel was made by Parker-Hale, but the rifle was assembled in Italy, with also at least the finishing of other parts. Most did have the P-H cast in, but I do not think the internal lock parts had recieved the same care of fit and finish that Parker-Hale would have provided. I had to do some smoothing and refining.
A closeup of the bore configuration and it's namesake is noted on the left side of the barrel in the right photo.
................Buckshot