Original U.S. Civl War 10 Bore Percussion Goose Punt Gun with British P1853 Lock dated 1858 No Return who was a member of

who was a member of the 10th Army

Rhode Island on 4 October 1951

The barrel had polygonal rifling and was lighter than the MG 34's and heated more quickly

in modern times members of the Brigade of Gurkhas receive training in its use

The pommel edges are as crisp and retain much plating

Original U.S. Civl War 10 Bore Percussion Goose Punt Gun with British P1853 Lock dated 1858 No Return who was a member ofOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is very impressive, and something we rarely see! The overall length is 70 inches and the barrel alone is 53 inches with an . 80" smooth bore, which is approximately a 10 bore. The lock, which could be a working life replacement, is a British TOWER 1858 stamped lock plate with CROWN over V. R. on the tail, possibly taken from a three band Enfield Rifle used in the Civil War. This huge Goose Gun was almost