Original 19th Century French Experimental Musket with Adjustable Stock by Maubeuge Arsenal - Dated 1821 Madsen LMG In the early 1760s the

In the early 1760s the dating of the locks of both Brown Bess Muskets and Pistols was discontinued and the word TOWER" being the principal authority

for there is a mistake: they really counted on finding their regimental Headquarters in Amonines

This example has both sling swivels and the stacking swivel intact

only 9" overall length

38 CAL over the barrel chamber

Original 19th Century French Experimental Musket with Adjustable Stock by Maubeuge Arsenal - Dated 1821 Madsen LMG In the early 1760s theOriginal item: One of a Kind. This Experimental signed musket is dated 1821 and may well have started life as a Flintlock that was later converted to percussion. It is one of the strangest long guns we've ever seen, and we definitely have never seen one like it. On the iron frame's left hand side is engraved in script: Invention de Mon. C. de Felix pp're de la Manuf. Rle. D'Armes de Guere Maubeuge (Nord) This basically translates to: "Design of Mr. C.