Brown Bess 1722 rifle England.

To begin with, the Brown Bess 1722 rifle is the nickname given to the British Army's Land Pattern rifle. Used during the wars of expansion of the British Empire, it has since acquired symbolic importance. Its design has undergone progressive changes, as demonstrated by the appearance of the Long Land and Short Land models. The Long Land Pattern rifle and its derivatives share the common characteristic of being all .75-caliber flintlock rifles, and of each having been the standard long gun of the British Empire's land and sea forces from 1722 to 1838. This long, heavy, large-calibre musket was distinguished by its robust construction and reliable firing mechanism.

Your Brown Bress 1722 rifle at the best price.

We offer a wide range of reproductions of historic weapons. First and foremost,

• Visit Napoleon 1807 rifle with its crown emblem on the stock.
• There is also the long Fusil Français Charleville with his bayonet.
• As well as the Rifle Pattern P61English Enfield rifle, short version.
• And many more to discover in our online store!

A great gift idea for all lovers of historic weapons. In conclusion, you can use this Brown Bess 1722 rifle for your historical re-enactments. But above all, this weapon is a collector's item and a decoration. Réplique Manga Ciné is a French company, official distributor of the brand Denix.

How are Denix replica weapons made?

Used in historical re-enactments, films, TV series and by collectors. Denix reproductions are made from high-quality materials. Carefully crafted and assembled to create realistic collector's weapons.

• The metals are in a metal alloy known as Zamac, whose basic composition is zinc in 95%.
• The plastic parts of the replicas are made of molded ABS, offering great resistance.
• Wood chosen for its beauty and durability, such as mahogany, olive or walnut, will give your butts and barrels an elegant, authentic appearance.

Please note that all Denix reproductions are identical to the originals, like your Brown Bess 1722 rifle.

Brown Bess 1722 rifle England.

To begin with, the Brown Bess 1722 rifle is the nickname given to the British Army's Land Pattern rifle. Used during the wars of expansion of the British Empire, it has since acquired symbolic importance. Its design has undergone progressive changes, as demonstrated by the appearance of the Long Land and Short Land models. The Long Land Pattern rifle and its derivatives share the common characteristic of being all .75-caliber flintlock rifles, and of each having been the standard long gun of the British Empire's land and sea forces from 1722 to 1838. This long, heavy, large-calibre musket was distinguished by its robust construction and reliable firing mechanism.

Your Brown Bress 1722 rifle at the best price.

We offer a wide range of reproductions of historic weapons. First and foremost,

• Visit Napoleon 1807 rifle with its crown emblem on the stock.
• There is also the long Fusil Français Charleville with his bayonet.
• As well as the Rifle Pattern P61English Enfield rifle, short version.
• And many more to discover in our online store!

A great gift idea for all lovers of historic weapons. In conclusion, you can use this Brown Bess 1722 rifle for your historical re-enactments. But above all, this weapon is a collector's item and a decoration. Réplique Manga Ciné is a French company, official distributor of the brand Denix.

How are Denix replica weapons made?

Used in historical re-enactments, films, TV series and by collectors. Denix reproductions are made from high-quality materials. Carefully crafted and assembled to create realistic collector's weapons.

• The metals are in a metal alloy known as Zamac, whose basic composition is zinc in 95%.
• The plastic parts of the replicas are made of molded ABS, offering great resistance.
• Wood chosen for its beauty and durability, such as mahogany, olive or walnut, will give your butts and barrels an elegant, authentic appearance.

Please note that all Denix reproductions are identical to the originals, like your Brown Bess 1722 rifle.