Original Danish / Norwegian Pillar Breech Flintlock Jäger Rifle Model 1791 with Safety Dog Serial 890 - Circa 1800 German Holsters Measurements:Collar to Shoulder: 11”Shoulder to

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Original Danish / Norwegian Pillar Breech Flintlock Jäger Rifle Model 1791 with Safety Dog Serial 890 - Circa 1800 German Holsters Measurements:Collar to Shoulder: 11”Shoulder toOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely example of what we believe is a Danish Norwegian Model 1791 Flintlock Jger Rifle, which was either originally fitted with or converted to a "pillar breech" type system. Similar to the later Mini ball, the "pillar" was intended to have the bullet pressed onto it, which would cause it to push out the bottom of the bullet to engage the rifling on the walls of the barrel. For this reason these rifles