What is this musketty thing?

[Twisted_1in66]

Continuing my interest in early flint muskets, I bid on this thing but didn't get it. Auctioneer said 72 caliber and rifled, but I expect the rifling was done looong after it was made. Does anyone have any ideas what it is and when it was made? I thought maybe Swedish or a German State? Musketlike commercial gun?View attachment 360017



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Need a muzzle picture so we can see the rifling referred to.

 

[Dusty_Traveler]

My bet is its Danish.

The Danes were known for cobbling up anything leftover by anyone into something like what you have pictured here.

 

[cynthialee]

My bet is its Danish.

The Danes were known for cobbling up anything leftover by anyone into something like what you have pictured here.

probably the best bet on the thing

pity the OP doesn't own the gun so we aren't getting more pictures

 

[TRP]

Yes but I didn't want to invest that much in my curiosity.

 

[Rudyard]

First of all it’s a very interesting gun.

I’m no expert and definitely not qualified to speak about this gun, but I’m very interested in hearing from those who do know because several things just don’t look right to me. I see this as an opportunity to learn something.

Thanks for posting.

For what it is ide say its as 'Right as nine pence " IE good , just what it is is a question . its old & suggests continental (Europe not the US ) all good but a puzzle right enough .
Rudyard's estimate

 

[Clark Badgett]

I don't think a fusil de chasse would have a round-faced lock.

It wouldn’t.