Victorian Double Octagonal Barreled .65” Percussion Tiger Rifle Circa 1850 French Edged Weapons they were home-made from approved

they were home-made from approved patterns sold at clothing stores in the towns

Original Item: Just released from Military Stores in Western Europe these are Original WW2 issue Canvas head hoods with button attachments for use with the M-1943 Army Field Jackets

however a variety of commonwealth troops (and other Nations) used them in Black

leaving the bolt open in the rear position

During sustained fire

Victorian Double Octagonal Barreled .65” Percussion Tiger Rifle Circa 1850 French Edged Weapons they were home-made from approvedOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a real man's rifle. Possibly for use in a Howdah, the compartment on the back of an Elephant, as this double rifle is fitted with just 24" barrels making it a very versatile weapon. Beautiful features of this rifle include engraved hammers, lock plates and barrel tang indicate that this was a quality Victorian weapon from the mid 19th Century. The central part of each lock plate appears to have had the