Original British East India Company Flintlock Officer's Fusil circa 1810 MG 34 Reciever Assembly As used by demolition crews

As used by demolition crews on D-day

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Original British East India Company Flintlock Officer's Fusil circa 1810 MG 34 Reciever Assembly As used by demolition crewsOriginal Item: One Only. Found in our Nepalese Palace purchase of 2003 this is a downsized Brown Bess Pattern Musket in the Pistol Caliber of . 65" bore, as opposed to the standard Infantry . 75" bore. Officers, and to an extent, senior NCOs were issued pistols of . 65" bore, but often the commanders also carried muskets while leading their men into conflict. Fusils were the answer to this logistical issue, as these were muskets of pistol caliber, so