Original Danish-Norwegian M1774 Jaeger Rifle Converted to Percussion in 1841 Category_Lock Assembly The spare bolt case has

The spare bolt case has also survived through the years

Item A43 as shown in diagram

a special catch allowed the magazine to be slid partly out of the magazine housing and the housing rotated 90 degrees counter-clockwise

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Overall Height: 32”

Original Danish-Norwegian M1774 Jaeger Rifle Converted to Percussion in 1841 Category_Lock Assembly The spare bolt case hasOriginal 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