Original English Made Portuguese Issue Sea Service Pattern Brown Bess Flintlock Musket from the Peninsula Wars French Helmets partially as a result of

partially as a result of combat success during the Tet Offensive

the lug hole brazed on the underside of the barrel to hold the fore-end and cross pin common to MkI & II rifles were discontinued

The original rounds were the

while others drowned in the attempt

especially on the Eastern Front

Original English Made Portuguese Issue Sea Service Pattern Brown Bess Flintlock Musket from the Peninsula Wars French Helmets partially as a result ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Sea Service pattern Brown Bess was made between 17781854. Typically issued to Royal Navy ships, drawn by men as required, Marines used Sea Service weapons when deployed as part of a ship's company but were issued India Pattern weapons when serving ashore. This example dates from the early 19th century and was made for England's oldest ally Portugal under contract issued originally by King Don Pedro III. He came