Original Danish-Norwegian M1774 Jaeger Rifle Converted to Percussion in 1841 Category_Lock Assembly Item A43 as shown in

Item A43 as shown in diagram

The spare bolt case has also survived through the years

the 71st Highland Light Infantry and the 74th Highland Regiment of Foot the accumulated Battle Honors shown on the outer border of this sash plate number 30 engagements

Set comes with Demilled MP43 marked receiver that has been flame cut into four sections per BATF requirements

A whole range of other ammunition was also developed including a specialized bomb that cast a lightweight explosive-filled net over patches in minefields so that it could be detonated to clear a path

Original Danish-Norwegian M1774 Jaeger Rifle Converted to Percussion in 1841 Category_Lock Assembly Item A43 as shown inOriginal Item: Only One Available. Rare on todays market these were originally manufactured in Flintlock as the Model 1774 Flintlock Jger rifle used by Denmark and then in 1841 converted to a percussion ignition system. Interestingly it still retains the "dog" safety catch on the rear of the hammer. Measuring 44" overall with a 29" heavily rifled barrel and double leaf back sight. All brass mounts, lock bears serial number number 669, with Crown over