Original Scottish 18th Century Touch Hole Pick for Flintlock Pistols and Muskets Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts A very nice example of

A very nice example of a WWII Training aid

Barracks were divided in two by a centre washroom which had twenty taps

Washer adjusting:  No

IMA is proud to offer these rare sturdy guns as an affordable clean it yourself “untouched” rifles

recoil spring guide and buffer

Original Scottish 18th Century Touch Hole Pick for Flintlock Pistols and Muskets Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts A very nice example ofOriginal Item: Only One Available We never really think about it much, but in the 17th and 18th and to some degree in the 19th Centuries, the quality of Black Gun Powder was very touch and go. The qualitu of mixes were very haphazard, resulting is a lot of fouling, etc with burnt residue. Actions became clogged and certainly in the case of flintlocks, touch holes accessing the powder charge in a loaded musket became very congested. This resulted in