Original British East India Company Officer Fusil Dated 1816 Category_Fusee Spring & Cover and a wide-mouth spout on

and a wide-mouth spout on the side for water and brush access

its colony the Philippines

Patricks barracks in Malta in 1961

The firing pin is fairly easily reversible

Though it could use both the 50-round drum and the 20- or 30-round box magazines

Original British East India Company Officer Fusil Dated 1816 Category_Fusee Spring & Cover and a wide-mouth spout onOriginal Item: Only One Available. Originally this gem of a long arm began life as a Flintlock then later converted to Percussion Cap Fusil. It has faint British Proof Marks on the Barrel and the converted lock plate is still clearly dated 1816 and bears traces of the original East India Company Rampant Lion marking adopted in 1808. This almost miniature Musket has a 36" Barrel with a . 65" bore. Such a weapon is known as a Fusil as it uses the same