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1766 Charleville
By - Pedersoli

In 1763 France adopted a new model infantry musket, much stronger than the previous models, to answer the accelerated fighting during the War of the Seven Years which ended that same year. The new musket was too heavy and was replaced three years later by a modified version known as The Model 1766. More than 150,000 Model 1766 were manufactured. The Model 1766 was replaced and returned for storage upon arrival of the 1770 and 1771 Models. In 1776 the American Independence War started and France happened to have an abundant supply of the Model 1766 muskets and was able to supply large quantities to the United States Army.

The musket is produced in .69 caliber, with walnut stock.
This .69 caliber flintlock Musket has a barrel length of 44 ¾", an overall length of 60" and weighs 9.47 lbs.

All Pedersoli rifles come with a one year guarantee for the movable parts, a manual and a videotape showing the correct use and maintenance of a black powder rifle. Spare parts are also available for each rifle.

1777 Revolutionnaire
By - Pedersoli

This rifle is the predecessor of the 1777 Corrigé An IX. The only difference is in the frizzen shape and in the substitution of the two bands retaining springs with two locking screws. Issue arm of the infantry during the French Revolution, this musket is the result of the modifications made to the various models produced since 1765, among which, particular attention was given to the interchangeability of parts from one rifle to another, the precursor to modern mass production techniques.

This .69 caliber flintlock Musket has a barrel length of 44 7/8”, an overall length of 59 5/8” and weighs 9.69 lbs.  

1777 Revolutionnaire
.69 Caliber

All Pedersoli rifles come with a one year guarantee for the movable parts, a manual and a videotape showing the correct use and maintenance of a black powder rifle. Spare parts are also available for each rifle.

1777 Corrige´ "AN IX"
By - Pedersoli

It is the exact copy of the famous French 1777 Corrigé "An IX" model, flintlock musket modified and employed during the IX th. year of the French Revolution. It was the basic arm of the Napoleonic infantry. Its particular features are the lock with heart-shaped hammer (with double neck) and pan with frizzen screw support bridle. The smooth-bored barrel is fastened to the stock by two metal bands fixed by two retaining springs. All fittings are made of steel, except the front sight which is of polished brass.

This .69 caliber flintlock Musket has a barrel length of 44 7/8", an overall length of 59 5/8" and weighs 9.69 lbs.  

1777 Corrige´ "An IX"
.69 Caliber

“1816” Springfield Harpers Ferry Musket
By - Pedersoli

The U. S 1816 musket was originally produced in the arsenals of H. Ferry and Springfield between 1816 and 1844, taking the design from the famous 1777 French muskets. It was first produced in large quantities, in the flintlock version and later converted to percussion, to be used during the Civil War. The .69 cal. barrel is made of polished steel and fastened to the stock by two bands. All metal parts are of polished steel. The American walnut stock is oil finished and shows the government J.P. proof marks.  

This .69 caliber flintlock Musket has a barrel length of 42”, an overall length of 56 11/16” and weighs 9.69 lbs.  

“1816” Springfield Harpers Ferry Musket
.69 Caliber

All Pedersoli rifles come with a one year guarantee for the movable parts, a manual and a videotape showing the correct use and maintenance of a black powder rifle. Spare parts are also available for each rifle.