Original U.S. 19th Century Kentucky Style Percussion Musket Japanese Uniforms Handmade over 150 years ago

Handmade over 150 years ago

Visually the easiest way to tell the a Gahendra from an Improved Gahendra is the position of the rear receiver screw

Cloth protective cloth visor cover is available separately

On the day of the evacuation

Overall this is a very attractive and nice condition example of a Dutch made War of 1812 musket

Original U.S. 19th Century Kentucky Style Percussion Musket Japanese Uniforms Handmade over 150 years agoOriginal Item: Only One Available. An interesting and simple mid 19th century Kentucky style smoothbore musket. Gun is mounted with a "trade lock of the period that appears to have been converted from the original flintlock configuration. The barrel is has . 14 thick walls and at one time could have been rifled. Full native hardwood stock with brass mounts including a hook butt plate. 37" barrel with both rear and fore sights, 43" overall length. Toe