Original French Model 1822 Percussion Conversion Musket Dated 1829 - U.S. Civil War German Antique Guns this example is simple and

this example is simple and relatively early

the cost of this carbine was $40 each

The finish has drag marks from the tight fit when blade is removed from scabbard

62mm Maxim Guns

worked closely with Marine ground forces

Original French Model 1822 Percussion Conversion Musket Dated 1829 - U.S. Civil War German Antique Guns this example is simple andOriginal Item: Only One Available. French . 69 caliber, 39" rifled round barrel, octagonal at the breech with proof marks and date. Started life as a flintlock musket later converted to percussion with rifling added. The lock is marked: Mre Rle de Mutzig All iron mounts with a 39" barrel and 54" in overall length. There are remnants of regimental markings on the breech of the barrel still in evidence which reads: 9 L 1 B. 3C. 25 but were later struck