Original British East India Company Model F Percussion Musket with Bayonet- Circa 1840 Francotte-Martini Rifles & Parts Condition used but good and

Condition used but good and sturdy without major defects

all such swords being originally derived from earlier curved swords developed in Turkic Central Asia

The British Government adopted the 39" barrel (reduced in length from the 42” Short Land Pattern) in 1796

Features precision German engineering representative of the nation’s arms and accessories of the time with fully-functional telescopic base and extension legs that provide increased ground clearance for sustained fire and allow the tripod to be used in an anti-aircraft role

The curve of the blade

Original British East India Company Model F Percussion Musket with Bayonet- Circa 1840 Francotte-Martini Rifles & Parts Condition used but good andOriginal Item: Official records tell us that the British East India Company procured or made no Flintlock Muskets after the late 1820s and it appears they were very swift to take advantage of the newest in firearms technology the percussion ignition system. In 1840 the EIC began producing the worlds very first massed produced percussion muskets one of which later became known as the EIC Model F. A brief history of how this model came to being The