British East India Company Ferguson Type Breech Loading Rifle by Henry Nock of London U.S. Documents & Books The A-11 was not so

The A-11 was not so much a specific watch model but a production standard used by a number of watch companies (Elgin

D" for "Supply Reserve Depot" but referred to by the troops as "Seldom Reaches Destination" and "Soon Runs Dry"

) of the synchronization assembly which prevented rounds from striking the plane's propeller

Caliber: 44 Percussion

The are surplus parts

British East India Company Ferguson Type Breech Loading Rifle by Henry Nock of London U.S. Documents & Books The A-11 was not soOriginal Item: Only One Available. A pair of these was found in the legendary Nepalese cache discovery of 2003. This example is our last remaining Ferguson type breach loading Flintlock Rifle expressly made for the East India Company by the London Gunmaker Henry Nock dated 1776. Well documented in David Harding's wonderful book(s) "Smallarms of the East India Company 1660 1856" in 4 volumes, see pages 430 441. Clearly illustrated in Mr. Hardings work