Original British Long Land Pattern Brown Bess Flintlock Musket by Smith- Dated 1746 British Field Gear they are still being made

they are still being made by the Brazilian arms maker

part of a consignment that included five thousand SMLE rifles and 24 Vickers Guns

making this a rare example of a scarce issue firearm

and they are still in use today

This reproduction has a black metal finish and simulated WWI markings

Original British Long Land Pattern Brown Bess Flintlock Musket by Smith- Dated 1746 British Field Gear they are still being madeOriginal Item: Only One Available. A wonderful musket featuring a 45. 5 inch barrel, four brass ramrod pipes, and the most fabulous banana shaped flintlock mechanism with Crown over G. R. and across the lock tail it reads SMITH 1746 The side plate is raised, not flat and the musket has a brass butt plate with an unmarked escutcheon. The trigger guard is brass but the front portion comes to a point, meaning it does not have the traditional "acorn"