Original U.S. Civil War Era 3rd Model P-1853 Enfield Three Band Percussion Export Rifle - Marked 1863 Tower Category_Flintlock Pistols meaning the shooter would have

meaning the shooter would have to reload the magazine with each cartridge one at a time

with an attached muzzle brake (designed to accept a suppressor

Between 1874 the first year of the Standard Model 1873 Models were constructed

similar in concept to loading a cylinder of an early cap-and-ball (percussion) revolver

there was some question of whether he was still a prisoner of war

Original U.S. Civil War Era 3rd Model P-1853 Enfield Three Band Percussion Export Rifle - Marked 1863 Tower Category_Flintlock Pistols meaning the shooter would haveOriginal Item: Only One Available. Offered here is a nice service used example of the 3rd Model Pattern 1853 Enfield Rifle Musket, as produced in England with brass butt plate, trigger guard and nose cap. The three steel barrel bands are held on with screw pressure, as typical of the 3rd model. The screws are not recessed, as they would be on the "Baddeley" type bands used on the later 4th model. The lock is marked 1863 TOWER at the bottom of the lock