Original British Napoleonic P-1810 Tower Marked Royal Navy Sea Service Flintlock Musket Display Guns & Parts Sets an imprint of International Military

an imprint of International Military Antiques

Each gun has Arabic inscriptions machine cut into the buttstock which are properly machined inscribed and not the work of a bored Bedouin

Chuyen had come under suspicion of being a double agent after Colonel Rheault’s team obtained photographs showing Mr

the octagonal barrel and steel trigger guard are covered in rust and generally speaking the pistol could be described as a complete mess

Original British Napoleonic P-1810 Tower Marked Royal Navy Sea Service Flintlock Musket Display Guns & Parts Sets an imprint of International MilitaryOriginal Item: One Only. The Royal Navy and the Armies of King George III carried similar but different flintlock weapons during the 1700s. During the Napoleonic Wars attempts were made to standardize models to ease manufacturing difficulties. This started in 1789, then again in 1802 and was basically completed in 1810. Production of the P 1810 was over 27,000 units by the year 1814. Here is a standard Sea Service Brown Bess Musket of the 1810 pattern