Original 19th Century Long Ottoman Flintlock Hand Blunderbuss Pistol c. 1800 Snider Rifles & Bayonets This was the standard dummy

This was the standard dummy round during and after WW2

300 PWs in the operation

These are also used on the P1864 Snider rifles acquired out of Nepal

" During the Battle of Kelly's Ford

and steel Front Sight Mount with Bayonet Stand for affixing a Bayonet yet there is No Barrel or Action

Original 19th Century Long Ottoman Flintlock Hand Blunderbuss Pistol c. 1800 Snider Rifles & Bayonets This was the standard dummyOriginal Item: Only One Available. Dating from about 1800 this is a flintlock blunderbuss pistol or "Hand Blunderbuss", with the form of a shoulder fired weapon, but intended to be held in one hand. This example comes from the Ottoman Empire that was based in Constantinople in Turkey but spread throughout the Islamic world of that time. Its overall length is 30", the barrel itself measuring 18", showing remains of Silver inlays overall. The barrel and