Original British Brown Bess Musket Lock Frizzen- Circa 1790-1810 Availability_International the standard Gahendras have barrels

the standard Gahendras have barrels formed on a mandrel by twisting straps of iron around the mandrel and lap welding them together

see "Uniforms and Tradition of the German Army 1933-1945" by Angolia and Schlicht

Inside is a label identifying the manufacturer in London

the Vickers remained in service with the British Army until 30 March 1968

The over complicated Gahendra Rifle was thereafter basically shelved

Original British Brown Bess Musket Lock Frizzen- Circa 1790-1810 Availability_International the standard Gahendras have barrelsOriginal Item: Very Few Available. These are absolutely 100% original English manufacture, supplied to the British East India Company at the close of the 18th Century. Found in Kathmandu, Nepal in 2003, these were "left over" from British Brown Bess Muskets converted to percussion cap system in 1839. These are not newly made reproductions and are over 200 years old. They are pretty much a universal to fit all Brown Bess Muskets from about 1750