Original British Officer Flintlock Fusil by Adams British Militaria unlike the British were not

unlike the British were not noted as Colonial administrators

• Volunteer Carbines and Pistols

launched on 16 November 1793 at Plymouth

This very nice example with complete liner but missing chinstrap that has original period colored camouflage textured paint in dark green

The M1926 inflatable floatation belt was used as a life preserver by assault troops during amphibious actions and beach landings

Original British Officer Flintlock Fusil by Adams British Militaria unlike the British were notOriginal Item: Only One Available. Officers fusils were always private purchase as officers, at that time were expected to provide their own weapons. The popularity clearly being spurred on by the fusil used the same sized ammunition as an officer's dragoon pistol making it easier for the soldier as he need only carry one size of ammunition. This particular Officer's Fusil is made by the Birmingham, England Gun Maker JOSEPH ADAMS who worked from 1767