Original Brunswick P-1841 type Late Model Officer's Musket - Untouched Condition U.S. Holsters this style of armor remained

this style of armor remained in vogue until the mid 16th century

the liner is approximately adjustable from 7 to 7 1/2 (by removing the pads) and can be made larger with some cutting of the liner (however

the case features an internal pocket for a cleaning rod

Very few Available

most often with a blued metal finish

Original Brunswick P-1841 type Late Model Officer's Musket - Untouched Condition U.S. Holsters this style of armor remainedOriginal Item: Found in Nepal these are original smooth bore full stocked Officer's Muskets that have the outward appearance of being Brunswick Rifles (P 1841). Introduced for use by Junior Officers (NCOs) who led Companies of Smoothbore Musketeers armed with either the smoothbore Flintlock 3rd Model Brown Bess or P 1842 Percussion smoothbore Musket. Initially these NCOs were issued with Rifled Brunwicks, however, the poor quality of the black powder