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  1. RickL69

    French artillery musket, I think.

    I recently picked this up at a local auction from a museum that was downsizing. They thought it was from Belgium. The barrel measures 23 1/2 inches, poss. 72 cal. The lock looks as if it was replaced at some point. Lots of markings all over this thing. Several are not very visible anymore. I...
  2. snauss

    WANTED Fusil de chase wanted

    I'm looking for a Fusil de Chase. If you have one you are willing to part with, please let me know. I'm aware there are varying kinds- I'm open to all makers. Please let me know if any parts are not original or are replacements. Thank you!
  3. S

    Anyone have the dimentions of the bayonet lug for a french 1859 musket?

    Attempting to de-sporter a French 1859 musket I got for fairly cheap. Missing sights and bayonet lug. Figured I could use enfield sights since they look similar, not really any thing else new I could use. For the bayonet lug I couldn't find anything and was thinking I could have a new one made...
  4. K

    SOLD French roach belly knife

    Handmade, forged high carbon blade, oak handle with old skeleton key pommel. Sheath is rawhide with copper rivets and hand painted. Design of sheath is from fur trade sketchbook. $75, shipped
  5. thedouble11

    Charleville Musket Identification Help Please!

    Hello all, My name is Robert, and yes, I am new to the forum. I am looking to get into the hobby, and I recently purchased my first musket. I believe it is mostly a French Charleville that has a mix of parts. I am having a little trouble identifying the markings on it. The marking on the...
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