Original Prussian 19th Century Flintlock dated 1820 Converted to Percussion Jaeger Rifle - Regimentally Marked Barrels Operational use

Operational use

served as Military Consultant for the picture

On the top center where the stopper is supposed to be located

in occupied Southeast Asia also) against the Axis powers

with a larger relief force arriving the following morning (D+1) consisting of all three battalions of the 116th Infantry

Original Prussian 19th Century Flintlock dated 1820 Converted to Percussion Jaeger Rifle - Regimentally Marked Barrels Operational useOriginal Item: Only One Available. This Jaeger Rifle started life as a FLINTLOCK around 1820, as indicated on the butt plate tang, but was later converted to Percussion Cap ignition system. It has a heavily rifled 22 1 2" octagonal barrel, and is set up as a Sharp Shooter's gun with double Set Triggers. It is just 39" in overall length and has a fine Walnut butt stock, complete with sliding patch box cover. The mounts are all of heavy brass. The lock