P-1796/1839 East India Company Conversion Percussion Musket U.S. Helmets/Hats Original Item: WWII Issue Thompson

Original Item: WWII Issue Thompson M-1A1 parts set reassembled on CNC newmade solid aluminum receiver with replicated markings

but there is little or no trace of the pigment left

An exceptionally well-made weapon

Stamped steel spade or shovel blade

Designed to attach to the waist belt in the center of the back the two straps go over the shoulders and attach to the D rings on the back of the triple ammunition pouches worn on the waist belt either side of the buckle to assist with the weight of the ammunition

P-1796/1839 East India Company Conversion Percussion Musket U.S. Helmets/Hats Original Item: WWII Issue ThompsonOriginal Item: Original 3rd model India Pattern Brown Bess musket converted to percussion and reissued as the P 1839. Lock markings show the honorable East India Company rampant lion adopted in 1808. Complete with brass furniture and standard three ramrod pipes. Also included is the correct steel button head ramrod. This was the model that saw service throughout the Napoleonic Wars. This weapon was made extremely rare, because thousands were lost in