An excellent example of a restored rolling block chambered in .730. As far as I know, this firearm had its origins as a Swedish M1867 from the late 1800’s to early 1900’s. It shows in immaculate condition. The barrel has a “JA” stamp, I assume this represents Johnson Automatic who built the custom barrel. The rolling block and action are as new. Comes with enough primers for a lifetime as well as 10 loaded cartridges and my dad’s reloading specs. The story goes that the firearm was used in Africa as tiger protection and somehow wound up in Canada. My Dad passed away a couple of years ago and now it is time for someone else to enjoy this stunning firearm.