some help, fellas?

[Grizz Axxemann]

this was posted up in a trivia thread on another forum I visit...



Any ideas as to the make

I'm clueless when it comes to the BP stuff.

 

[SCHNEIDERSAUTO]

thats 1 long flinter lol

 

[mooncoon]

you would have to see the proof marks on the left side of the barrel, to begin to make a guess

cheers mooncoon

 

[Grizz Axxemann]

sorry mooncoon.... it's the only pic I got.

 

[tula]

its made by pedersoli I do beleave.

 

[Road King]

It is Model 1816 Musket made by Pedersoli. It was originally produced at Harper's Ferry Arsenal and the Springfield Armory Arsenal. They were produced between 1816 and 1844 copying the design of the 1777 French Muskets. All metal parts are of highly polished steel. The wood is American walnut and has an oil finish. The barrel is 41 15/16" long. This is a very fine quality rifle. Weight: 9.92 lbs. .69 caliber flintlock

Hope this helps
Road King

 

[smellie]

The original 1777 I shot was a smoothbore. I assume this one is, too.

Sure fun! Be sure you're wearing glasses!!!!!