British EIC 2nd Pattern Side Lock Brunswick Rifle Sharps Rifle Pistols taken by the armed

Pistols taken by the armed forces usually exhibit acceptance marks stamped into the frame on the left just above the grip: "RE" (Regio Esercito) for the army

who received the first four A-26s for evaluation

It was home to a savage race of Mountain Tribesmen of mixed Sino/Indian decent and long enjoyed a mystical reputation

of the I Marine Amphibious Corps

British EIC 2nd Pattern Side Lock Brunswick Rifle Sharps Rifle Pistols taken by the armedOriginal Item: Only One Available. Found in the Nepalese Cache purchase this is a British made and Proofed 2nd Model Brunswick Percussion Rifle for belted ball first introduced in 1843 (See "Small Arms of the East India Company 1600 1856" by David Harding, Volume 2 pages 182 183). This was adopted by the East India Company a full FOUR YEARS before the British Government adopted the same pattern in 1847. Once again Private Enterprise led the way for