An 1807 Model Jagers carbine converted to percussion dating: Second quarter of t…

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An 1807 Model Jagers carbine converted to percussion

dating: Second quarter of the 19th Century provenance: Austria, Octagonal, rifled, 13.9 cal barrel (pitting, visible rifle) with cylindrical nozzle, the base with remains of the mark "..B" and other marks on the left side, adjustable rear sight with two sight leaves, brass sight and clutch for the bayonet. Full wooden stock, marked "F.F." under the butt, patchbox. Brass mounts with some marks. Socket bayonet marked "31 15 C 43", length: 71.5 [cm].

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An 1807 Model Jagers carbine converted to percussion

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