Original Norwegian Model 1821/41/51 Pillar Breech Percussion Converted Jaeger Rifle by Kongsberg Våpenfabrikk U.S. Documents & Books with an intact bent pin

with an intact bent pin catch

Area of operations

The liner is set up as on the British versions

Under heavy attack from German fighters the group diverted to an alternative target and instead hit marshaling yards at Innsbruck

The compass bears a data plate that reads:

Original Norwegian Model 1821/41/51 Pillar Breech Percussion Converted Jaeger Rifle by Kongsberg Våpenfabrikk U.S. Documents & Books with an intact bent pinOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very interesting Norwegian Jaeger Rifle, which like many weapons in Scandinavian Service, went through a long service life involving various conversions as firearms technology advanced. It began life as a Model 1821 Jaeger Rifle in Flintlock with an 18mm bore, fitted with an early Doglock type safety on the hammer. Like many firearms in Norwegian service it was then converted circa 1841 to percussion. The