P-1840 .75 East India Company Percussion Short Musket Knives & Daggers It stated that the weapon

It stated that the weapon should not weigh more than six pounds (2

integral compass and level

History shows us that the Nepalese with very adept at making guns so they completed all the weapons making whatever may have been needed

While these are quite sturdy

Original Item: MP 44 Standard issue 3 sided "Fluted" firing pin

P-1840 .75 East India Company Percussion Short Musket Knives & Daggers It stated that the weaponOriginal Item: Commonly referred to as an Officer's "Fusil" 1,260 of these . 75cal 33" Barreled Short Muskets were ordered in London for the Madras Infantry on the 8th of February 1840. Intended for issue to Junior Officer's and specialized forces such as Pioneers and Sappers this model was produced with the old series side lock (action) which resembled having been converted from Flintlock and in 1842 was replaced by the more commonly encountered