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A 1726 model dragoon officer's flintlock musket dating: second quarter of the 18th Century provenance: Piedmont, Smoothbore, two-stage, 17,9 mm cal. barrel, first octagonal with two marks that are not clearly legible and, on the side, an acceptance mark from the final years of the reign of Victor Amadeus II; rear sight and foresight. Flintlock, model 1711, without screw head, with Piedmontese acceptance mark. working mechanism with one-set trigger. Wooden, full stock (minor damage and signs of time) with iron mounts, trigger guard and a butt-plate. This rifle was modified from 1745 onwards to include three barrel clamps. Iron ramrod. Very rare. See an example of this lock in "Le armi da fuoco del Vecchio Piemonte" by Francesco Sterrantino, Vol. II, page 52.
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