Early 17th Century Reproduction Matchlock Display Musket Category_Snider Rifles & Bayonets but we've seen nothing like

but we've seen nothing like it before

rebuilding muskets on newly made reproduction 1808 style stocks and offering parts sets

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this is the best we have ever seen

was reassigned to the 82nd

Early 17th Century Reproduction Matchlock Display Musket Category_Snider Rifles & Bayonets but we've seen nothing likeNew Made Item: Only One Available. Submitted to us over twenty five years ago as a replica display musket this would appear to be a "Jamestown" or "English Civil War style matchlock musket circa 1600 1645. We had requested this sample to coincide with the 350th Anniversary of the beheading of King Charles I in 1649 which everyone felt brought the British Monarchy to a close. Wrong! In 1660 the people were so fed up with the Government that King