Original British 1830 Percussion Double Barrel Shot Gun by Moore - 14 Bore Manufacture Type_Original Items the British Army was not

the British Army was not well-equipped to defend the country in such an event

these brass hilted rapiers are just beginning to look their age

It features a pressure gauge

A are non-firing and are engineered to be completely inoperable or were manufactured before 1898 and deemed "Antique Firearms" (While NO "Antique Firearm" is altered and is technically capable of firing

These were first issued in 1859

Original British 1830 Percussion Double Barrel Shot Gun by Moore - 14 Bore Manufacture Type_Original Items the British Army was notOriginal Item: Only One Available. William Moore worked from his shop at 78 Edgware Road in London from 1790 until 1835. This 14 bore (28 gauge, . 55 diameter bore) shotgun was one of his best selling models with 31" barrels and an overall length of 47 1 2". Notable features include; intricate scroll engraving to lock and furniture with a fine quality one piece walnut stock, complete with wooden ramrod utilizing a 19th century spent brass cartridge