Original U.S. Turner-Style Percussion Bench Rest Rifle by W.L. Hudson of Cincinnati Ohio Japanese Air Force though the original finish has

though the original finish has been painted over to match the color of the wrapping

when it entered service in August 1914

The long blade is about 21 inches in length

The 60th Infantry

had seen them worn by police in Burma

Original U.S. Turner-Style Percussion Bench Rest Rifle by W.L. Hudson of Cincinnati Ohio Japanese Air Force though the original finish hasOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of a late 19th century Turner Style "Bench Rest" rifle. Basically, it was made with the intention of target shooting, with support, as the gun sports a MASSIVE octagonal barrel, which has barrel walls around 3 8" thick. With a 0. 39" bore, the barrel walls are nearly as wide as the interior. The top of this fine example is marked with the maker's information: W. L. HUDSON MAKER CIN. O We