16189 - Hessian Regiment von Donop, Tearing Cartridge w Britain's world war 1 Although his work requires unusual

Although his work requires unusual precision and concentration

The design of this particular Chuck Wagon was based on the magnificent original 'Chuck Wagon' that can still be seen at the Briscoe Museum of Western Art in the heart of San Antonio

Defending troops were expected to release two volleys in the time it would take their enemy to cover a hundred yards

300 of them lay dead

which declared everyone of Japanese descent a potential security risk

16189 - Hessian Regiment von Donop, Tearing Cartridge w Britain's world war 1 Although his work requires unusualNEW! IN STOCK! Hessian Regiment von Donop, Tearing Cartridge Muskets are smoothbore weapons; the inside of the barrel is smooth, not rifled, and notoriously inaccurate. It was a flintlock weapon, meaning that a sharpened flint attached to a cocked hammer was pushed into a locking position prior to firing. When a soldier pulled the trigger, the hammer sprang forward. The sharpened flint struck a vertical L shaped steel frizzen, which covered the pan