This is a percussion target rifle in 44 cal. - Circa 1860 made by "L. Devendorf" "Cedarville" Pennsylvania. Devendorf was a known maker of fine target rifles used in organized long range competition during the late 1800's  This rifle was built on a "Remington Cast Steel" barrel which measures 34 inches and is probably one of the earliest know examples of Remington's target barrel work. The overall condition of the rifle is fair as it shows its age from honest wear and tare from many a thousand yard competitions gone by. The rifle comes in at a whopping eleven pounds and the barrel is still clean and shows good rifleing with nice even dark brown patina throughout!