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Pedersoli U.S. Model 1795 Springfield Flintlock Musket 69 caliber


The model 1795 Springfield flintlock musket was made at Springfield Armory, MA., from 1795-1814, with a total production of 80,000 to 85,000.

It was the first standardized and official model of musket made for the U.S. government, the first made by a U.S. arsenal, and the first model of firearm made by the Springfield Armory. This is a fullstock made from American walnut with a satin finish.

The stock is 57 ¼" with a 2 ½" drop and a trigger pull of 13 ¼". The barrel is a .69 caliber armory bright - 44 ¾" length tapered round smoothbore. The front sight is a brass lug on upper barrel band. Ignition is flintlock 1" size flint. Features steel furniture armory bright. Lockplate is engraved w/eagle over US SPRINGFIELD on tail. Overall length is 60" and weighs 10 lbs. Recommended load is 80 grains of 2F black powder with a .680 round ball - .010 patch.


Manufacturer: Pedersoli
Model: S.298-175