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1777 Corrige' "An IX" Rifle All the metal parts are made of steel, except for the pan that is made of brass; the walnut stock is oil finished.
Faithful reproduction of the famous French flintlock musket, modified and adopted on the 9th year of the French Revolution. Basic gun for the Napoleon army, it is quite similar to its predecessor the 1777 Model, the differences are in the frizzen shape and the bands springs. All the metal parts are made of steel, except for the pan that is made of brass; the walnut stock is oil finished.
Imported by Taylor's and Company
