Original British Brunswick P-1837 type Percussion Two Groove Rifle - Untouched Condition British Bayonets although we can

although we can

Culloden in 1804 sailing under Sir Edward Pellew who appointed Hawtayne Commander in 1806 and Captain in 1807

Some may be stamped DP but all are serviceable and are in good to very good condition

Each bears Regimental and other markings in the correct permanent black paint/ink used at the time

Mostly likely made in post war years by Yugoslavia for the M53

Original British Brunswick P-1837 type Percussion Two Groove Rifle - Untouched Condition British Bayonets although we canOriginal Item: The first British Percussion Military Rifle to succeed the famous Baker Flintlock Rifle of the Napoleonic era was originally intended to have eleven groove rifling. However, this Hanovarian design was rejected in favor of what became the standard Two Groove "Belted Ball" . 704 Cal. rifle, a design copied from the military of the Duke of Brunswick, a German cousin of Queen Victoria. Our "Brunswicks" were manufactured by the East India