Original U.S. Civil War British P-1842 Percussion Musket Socket Bayonet with Confederate Importer Markings Bren LMG Admiral norwegische Westküste (Central Norway)

Admiral norwegische Westküste (Central Norway)

The grip is excellent and while the scabbard is dent free

Returning to duty in September 1864

the conventional wisdom in the Army was that the bayonet was largely unnecessary and that soldiers should be individually-equipped to rapidly entrench without the need to bring entrenching tools forward by wagon

Original U.S. Civil War British P-1842 Percussion Musket Socket Bayonet with Confederate Importer Markings Bren LMG Admiral norwegische Westküste (Central Norway)Original Item: Only One Available. The British . 75 bore P 1842 was the last step in the evolution of the Brown Bess Musket, having replaced the obsolete Flintlock with a Percussion lock. It was based in large on the earlier designs used by the East India Company, who had for years been ahead of the British Military in their use of new firearms innovations. There were several different bayonet designs for the P 1842, made to combat issues with the