Webof regulation specifications, including three steel barrel bands, full stock, the butt with numerous arsenal stamps, original ramrod and complete with socket bayonet; a .750 calibre British 1842 pattern percussion service musket by Lacy & Co., circa 1850, (barrel and lock with patches of heavy rust), complete with socket bayonet; and an .550 … WebNov 3, 2016 · Here we present an antique Tabatiere Breech-loading Shotgun. The origin of this shotgun is an interesting one. Originally, this was an 1857 French musket. Soon after they converted these muzzleloaders to breech-loaders, using the Snider system, so that they became known as the Model 1867.

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WebSep 30, 2024 · Now, my understanding is that, like the Snider, the Tabatiere fired the same projectile as it's muzzle loading parent, around .71" or 18mm, and was originally mated to a paper/card case with a steel base before a brass case became the norm. I do not believe that the brass case had a shoulder. WebMar 10, 2024 · Bolt Action Cartridge Conversion of a French M1822 Rifle. This is a conversion of a French 1822 rifle to a single shot bolt action, using a newly manufactured … 46版並製

Original French M-1822/1869 17.55mm Tabatiere Breech …

WebThe Tabati è re breech loading system was first designed in 1857. It was adopted in 1864 but conversions were slow to start. At the same time, the French flirted with the … WebVery good condition antique French “Tabatiere” rifle that was originally built as a French Model 1822 musket and was later converted in the late 1860’s to a breech loading cartridge gun. These rifles are commonly known as a “Tabatiere” after the French for “snuff box” as the breech block resembled a snuff box. WebVous souhaitez acheter After the pillage? Cette œuvre exclusive ainsi que d'autres œuvres d'art uniques ne peuvent être trouvées qu'ici! 46牙