Original English Made Portuguese Issue Sea Service Pattern Brown Bess Flintlock Musket from the Peninsula Wars French Helmets The StG 44's receiver was

The StG 44's receiver was made of heavy stamped and welded steel as were other contemporary arms such as the MP 40 and MG 42

The recoil spring assembly is currently easily obtainable on the open market at a reasonable cost

each set of goggles is supplied in a reusable

The original rounds were the

and served in the Battle of Culloden in April 1746

Original English Made Portuguese Issue Sea Service Pattern Brown Bess Flintlock Musket from the Peninsula Wars French Helmets The StG 44's receiver wasOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Sea Service pattern Brown Bess was made between 17781854. Typically issued to Royal Navy ships, drawn by men as required, Marines used Sea Service weapons when deployed as part of a ship's company but were issued India Pattern weapons when serving ashore. This example dates from the early 19th century and was made for England's oldest ally Portugal under contract issued originally by King Don Pedro III. He came