Original U.S. Civil War Era Austrian M1849 Percussion Conversion Kammerbuchse Jäger Rifle - dated 1854 French Holster and I think it was

and I think it was because on the outside they had trucks and they -- they weren't -- and they had a great big red cross on -- on a -- on the building

over Enfield over 1872 under which is over the offset II indicating it was upgraded from the Mark I pattern to the Mark II Pattern

but still functional

Two hanging loops are present

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Original U.S. Civil War Era Austrian M1849 Percussion Conversion Kammerbuchse Jäger Rifle - dated 1854 French Holster and I think it wasOriginal item: Only One Available. The rifle is a Muster 1849 Austro Hungarian Army (k. k. Army) Kammerbuchse (chamber rifle), original produced using the somewhat bizarre System Augustin "Tube Lock". This utilized a semi enclosed flash pan and "tube" for a more reliable ignition system. It was however short lived, and in 1854 the Lorenz rifle was developed using the much less complex percussion lock system. After this large quantities of the