Original Belgian 13 bore Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun with Carved Buttstock for British Market c.1840 Category_Water Jacket Assembly The carbine’s frame was case-hardened

The carbine’s frame was case-hardened

With British consent

Used mostly by machine gun operators and snipers

This example was originally manufactured at the Springfield Armory in 1831

prison camp on the day of liberation

Original Belgian 13 bore Double Barrel Percussion Shotgun with Carved Buttstock for British Market c.1840 Category_Water Jacket Assembly The carbine’s frame was case-hardenedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This Belgian made 13 bore shotgun is unsigned on the exterior, but is most likely intended for the British market, due to the "London" marking on the top of the barrel. This gun was most likely intended for use in the Highlands of Scotland, because of the impressively carved "Deer's Head" incorporated in the carving of the butt stock. It features nickel silver white metal mounts with minor engraving on the lock