.69 French model 1777 Dragoon musket made at St Etienne in 1809
In extremely good condition for a pre Waterloo musket
Correct 40 1/2” barrel for the post 1800 model
Brass pan and good strong action
Very good bore
Hard to find musket and this one has survived very well
Very good wood with strong clear markings
During the Napoleonic Wars, the Dragoon pattern was adopted by other units like the Voltiguers (Light Infantry), the Foot Artillery, and in 1806 even some regiments of carabiniers and horse grenadiers. Towards the end of the production of this musket, the French Navy and the National Guard adopted it.
No license required as antique/ curio
P&P £25.00 Uk
Collection/inspection strictly by appointment only
.69 French model 1777 Dragoon musket made at St Etienne in 1809
In extremely good condition for a pre Waterloo musket
Correct 40 1/2” barrel for the post 1800 model
Brass pan and good strong action
Very good bore
Hard to find musket and this one has survived very well
Very good wood with strong clear markings
During the Napoleonic Wars, the Dragoon pattern was adopted by other units like the Voltiguers (Light Infantry), the Foot Artillery, and in 1806 even some regiments of carabiniers and horse grenadiers. Towards the end of the production of this musket, the French Navy and the National Guard adopted it.
No license required as antique/ curio
P&P £25.00 Uk
Collection/inspection strictly by appointment only