1795 East India Pattern (3rd Model) Brown Bess Musket
The weapon that was adopted was the 1795 East India Pattern (3rd Model) Brown Bess.
The British produced millions of EIP Brown Bess muskets, which did extensive service in Europe during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. In America, the 1795 EIP was the standard weapon carried by British troops fighting in the War of 1812.
This beautiful replica is very close to its master: smooth wooden stock, original-style barrel bands, brass and steel fittings and a tempered and fully functional steel flintlock.
Our muzzle-loader replicas are intended for decoration and re-enactment. The muzzle has not been drilled, so the weapon is not functional.
A beautiful item for every collection and an indispensable accessory for re-enactors.

Details:
Tempered steel flintlock
Overall length: approx. 140 cm
Barrel length: approx. 99 cm (39 inch)
Weight: approx. 3950 gram
Bore: .75 cal.