The Brown Bess musket stands as a quintessential firearm employed by British infantry during the expansive era of the British Empire, playing a pivotal role in the military campaigns that secured dominion over territories in India and the Americas. This iconic smoothbore flintlock musket, renowned for its robust construction and reliable performance, was a veteran weapon of the Seven Years' War and later saw extensive use under the command of the Duke of Wellington throughout the Peninsular War and the decisive Battle of Waterloo.
Its widespread deployment extended beyond British forces, as allied European nations and even Mexican troops adopted the Brown Bess, utilizing it effectively until the closing engagements of the Mexican-American War, notably at the Battle of Chapultepec on September 13, 1847. This musket's historical significance is underscored by its longevity and adaptability across diverse theaters of 18th and 19th-century warfare.
Our meticulously crafted replica faithfully reproduces the original markings attributed to the esteemed gunsmith William Grice, dated 1762, featuring authentic proof stamps including the royal crown and the "GR" cypher, denoting Georgius Rex. The barrel, forged from precision-brushed steel with a smoothbore design, ensures period-accurate ballistic characteristics consistent with black powder ignition and traditional lead round ball projectiles.
The stock is expertly finished with hand-rubbed walnut oil, providing both aesthetic appeal and functional durability, essential for maintaining structural integrity under rigorous field conditions. Additionally, the bayonet and its scabbard are available upon request, crafted to match the original specifications for seamless integration with the musket, enhancing close-quarters combat capability.
This replica is an exceptional choice for collectors, historical reenactors, and enthusiasts of metallic and semi-metallic cartridge reloading, offering an authentic experience that honors the legacy of one of the most influential infantry weapons in military history.
Pedersoli Brown Bess .75 Caliber (AV) Flintlock Musket
PES260750
The Brown Bess musket stands as a quintessential firearm employed by British infantry during the expansive era of the British Empire, playing a pivotal role in the military campaigns that secured dominion over territories in India and the Americas. This iconic smoothbore flintlock musket, renowned for its robust construction and reliable performance, was a veteran weapon of the Seven Years' War and later saw extensive use under the command of the Duke of Wellington throughout the Peninsular War and the decisive Battle of Waterloo.
Its widespread deployment extended beyond British forces, as allied European nations and even Mexican troops adopted the Brown Bess, utilizing it effectively until the closing engagements of the Mexican-American War, notably at the Battle of Chapultepec on September 13, 1847. This musket's historical significance is underscored by its longevity and adaptability across diverse theaters of 18th and 19th-century warfare.
Our meticulously crafted replica faithfully reproduces the original markings attributed to the esteemed gunsmith William Grice, dated 1762, featuring authentic proof stamps including the royal crown and the "GR" cypher, denoting Georgius Rex. The barrel, forged from precision-brushed steel with a smoothbore design, ensures period-accurate ballistic characteristics consistent with black powder ignition and traditional lead round ball projectiles.
The stock is expertly finished with hand-rubbed walnut oil, providing both aesthetic appeal and functional durability, essential for maintaining structural integrity under rigorous field conditions. Additionally, the bayonet and its scabbard are available upon request, crafted to match the original specifications for seamless integration with the musket, enhancing close-quarters combat capability.
This replica is an exceptional choice for collectors, historical reenactors, and enthusiasts of metallic and semi-metallic cartridge reloading, offering an authentic experience that honors the legacy of one of the most influential infantry weapons in military history.
€1,744.22
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