Original U.S. .75cal Percussion Musket with 44" Barrel & Trade Lock by William Jacot of Liverpool - dated 1834 Bren LMG this disposition gave the pilots

this disposition gave the pilots of VMF-221 a clear shot at the bombers for the first few passes

Usually we see these on examples from 1873-75

members of the Special Forces Association and many many friends

so it does look to have been issued in the field

its soldiers were among the first to arrive in France

Original U.S. .75cal Percussion Musket with 44" Barrel & Trade Lock by William Jacot of Liverpool - dated 1834 Bren LMG this disposition gave the pilotsOriginal item: Only One Available. This is a very nice well used early American commercial percussion musket, roughly about the same size as a Springfield Musket, and in the same . 75" caliber. It is definitely not military issue, as it has no slings or provision for a bayonet, and is not made as substantially as a military issue. The musket is mounted with a very nice lightly engraved percussion "trade" lock, marked on the side with: W. JACOT 1834