Here is a good example of a firing, .62 caliber, Bicentennial celebration, reproduction Charleville Naval Musket similar to the 1777 style. It has brass fittings around its stock, and a lead flint pad around its English gunflint.
Needs lock tuning, and has a reglued section from rearward of the nose cap spring retaining pin on the left side. It has slightly loose barrel bands. It has a missing retaining screw in the trigger plate where the firing hand's fingers rest under the wrist which is supplementary. Tested and fires with 50 grains of rifle powder and a patched buck and ball. Best for project, display, or novelty.
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