Original Rare British Sea Service Brown Bess Musket Circa 1765-1769 Antique Percussion Firearms the decision was made to

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almost like a long-stocked pistol on a lanyard

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An interesting and simple mid-19th century Kentucky style smoothbore musket

Original Rare British Sea Service Brown Bess Musket Circa 1765-1769 Antique Percussion Firearms the decision was made toOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very rare and unusual musket. It started life with a 42" barrel but was shortened to 39. 5. The full length wood fore end was never fitted with a brass nose cap and finished 1 8" shy of the barrel muzzle. There are three brass ramrod pipes including a throat pipe which is unusual for a Naval musket. The side plate is classic early "flat" pattern with tail to rear. The trigger guard has correct "ball" front