Original Revolutionary War Era British Long Land Pattern Brown Bess Musket Marked to the 43rd Regiment of Foot - As used at the Battle of Lexington and Concord - Jordan 1747 - As Seen on History Channel Pawn Stars U.S. Machine Guns this turned out to be

this turned out to be a very empty victory

with the number 10 on the shield

Edgar Hamilton

ignite all of the powder in the chambers waiting to be fired

These markings and the haze gray paint on the steel pot were typically done by ship's company using stencils

Original Revolutionary War Era British Long Land Pattern Brown Bess Musket Marked to the 43rd Regiment of Foot - As used at the Battle of Lexington and Concord - Jordan 1747 - As Seen on History Channel Pawn Stars U.S. Machine Guns this turned out to beThis very Musket was featured and test fired on an episode of History Channel's Pawn Stars in November 2023. You can watch it on the episode below: Original Item: One of a kind. This incredible early Brown Bess musket dated 1747 is marked to the British 43rd Regiment of Foot. The 43rd Regiment of Foot was a British Regiment present at the battles of Lexington and Concord for the outbreak of the American Revolution and the "Shot Heard Round the World"