Description
There are three brass ramrod pipes including a throat pipe which is unusual for a Naval musket
with a slight visual resemblance to what was used for the later M24 Chaffee light tank
An absolute must for the WW1 Collector or anyone owning a Mark VI Webley Revolver
Fullen spoke briefly about his service
As long as the British troops kept firing
Original British P-1771 East India Company Brown Bess Flintlock Musket with Banister Rail Stock - Dated 1776 French Gun Magazines There are three brass ramrodOriginal Item (except where specified): Only One Available. This is a super restored example of of the Pattern 1771 EIC Brown Bess musket. The example has an original 1776 dated lock by the maker HENSHAW as well as an original English proofed barrel. The reproduction stock has been expertly shaped into the true third model pattern banister rail type and the entire gun has been cleaned and polished to give it a "like new" appearance. It is no secret