Original U.S. Revolutionary War Committee of Safety Musket Assembled from Captured Parts Availability_Domestic The last major amphibious assault

The last major amphibious assault of World War II was at Balikpapan on 1 July 1945

the 2nd New Zealand Division (commanded by Major-General Bernard Freyberg) and the 1st Army Tank Brigade

It had a double pivoting breech block to make the gun easier to open and close

39 bore/caliber

Original U.S. Revolutionary War Committee of Safety Musket Assembled from Captured Parts Availability_Domestic The last major amphibious assaultOriginal Item: Only one Available. Sometimes incredibly rare items just turn up from nowhere! This, for us, is one of those times. We got a phone call and it walked through the door! What we got was an untouched U. S. Revolutionary War Committee of Safety Musket, ordered to be constructed by our founding Fathers to help expel the British Occupation of its American Colonies in the 1770's. This musket is correctly marked on the left side of the stock