Original U.S. Civil War Era Austrian Lorenz Percussion Musket Converted for Civilian Use Military Audio (roughly 1 3/4 inches)

(roughly 1 3/4 inches)

chronic issues with the cap falling off the nipple sealed their fate

The rear has two muzzle rings which by using clamping screws to secure the practice bayonet to the front of the rifle

routine patrols and missions to Le Havre and Aldermaston occupied the 307th until October 13 when they were declared non-operational

Original U.S. Civil War Era Austrian Lorenz Percussion Musket Converted for Civilian Use Military Audio (roughly 1 3/4 inches)Original Item: Only One Available. This just came out of the attic after a hundred years of storage, together with a couple of hundred other guns. It is an original Austrian Lorenz Style military rifle musket, imported in the 1860's for the upcoming Civil War, probably by the Confederate States. After the war the gun was modified to half stock for use as a civilian fowling piece possibly on the Frontier. Old rust staining overall, small piece of wood