Original U.S. Revolutionary War Committee of Safety Musket Assembled from Captured Parts Military Audio Advances in early 20th-century technology

Advances in early 20th-century technology resulted in widespread mechanisation of the military during World War I

suffering machine gun wounds in the leg on front line

Differences are most obvious because it had a finger ring between the socket and the blade to provide additional stability that was promptly abandoned in the later model

It must have made quite a nice when used with a field drum

The adjustable powder nozzle calibrated for four different loads

Original U.S. Revolutionary War Committee of Safety Musket Assembled from Captured Parts Military Audio Advances in early 20th-century technologyOriginal Item: Only one Available. Sometimes incredibly rare items just turn up from nowhere! This, for us, is one of those times. We got a phone call and it walked through the door! What we got was an untouched U. S. Revolutionary War Committee of Safety Musket, ordered to be constructed by our founding Fathers to help expel the British Occupation of its American Colonies in the 1770's. This musket is correctly marked on the left side of the stock