Original Civil War Era British Beaumont–Adams Percussion Revolver in .442cal - circa 1862 Original Machine Gun Part Sets Almost certainly a British soldier's

Almost certainly a British soldier's "War Trophy" brought back after the Battle of OMDURMANN in 1898 when Great Britain finally

Designed to use the 75 round saddle drum 8mm magazine (available separately)

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1 Cavalry carbines from the Indian Government

) We are offering the rods in a set of three

Original Civil War Era British Beaumont–Adams Percussion Revolver in .442cal - circa 1862 Original Machine Gun Part Sets Almost certainly a British soldier'sOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting Percussion Revolver, in an nicely matured condition. The BeaumontAdams revolver is a muzzle loading, double action, percussion revolver. It was originally adopted by the British Army in . 442 calibre (54 bore, 11. 2mm) as a modification of the Adams revolver already in service. On 20 February 1856, Lieutenant Frederick E. B. Beaumont of the Royal Engineers had been granted a British patent