Produced in .22- (rare), .32-, .38-, .44-, .46- and .52-caliber rimfire or percussion. Most encountered feature the dual ignition system and had nipple in breech-block. Round or octagonal barrel in 24", 26" or 28" lengths. Appearance and finish similar to Ball & Williams rifles; major difference is inside tang. Extractor was still outside mounted and manually activated. Exact production breakdown is unknown. There is no premium for dual ignition system on these later guns.

Quite similar in appearance to Sporting Rifle, with 22" part-round part-octagonal barrel.

Similar to Sporting Rifle in appearance. Chambered for 24-gauge, with 30" round barrel. A groove milled in top of frame to use as a sight. Butt-plate is shotgun-style instead of usual crescent shape.