Original U.S. Civil War French M-1822T Percussion Musket Napoleonic when the gun making centers

when the gun making centers in Birmingham and Liège finally eclipsed their output and international trading reputation

The purpose of a flash hider is not to hide the weapon from the enemy

All barrels were test-fired for accuracy during the manufacturing process

and we do not expect to have many more in the future

no doubt being his father's gun acquired for self protection before going on Foreign Service since the pistol is much older than Baynton himself

Original U.S. Civil War French M-1822T Percussion Musket Napoleonic when the gun making centersOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a complete and honest example of the French M 1822T flintlock musket, converted to percussion. These obsolete muskets were imported to the US Ordnance Department by the thousands first few months of the American Civil Civil War. The French M 1822 was the last flintlock infantry musket to see widespread use in the French army and remained in production for about 2 decades, finally being officially replaced by