Traditions Flintlock Trade Rifle .50cal 22 version typically used

22 version typically used

a poignant piece of history from the Second World War

WW2 ERA Japanese Navy Type 96 AA 25MM shell casing

The blade shows a well-worn patina with visible scratches

” adding a personal touch to this officer’s uniform

Traditions Flintlock Trade Rifle .50cal 22 version typically usedThe Traditions Flintlock Trade Rifle is a popular reproduction of the classic Northwest Trade Gun Indian Trade Musket style that was widely used in North America from roughly the 1780s through the 1860s, especially in the fur trade era. Key features of the current Traditions version (as of 2025): Caliber: Usually . 50 caliber (some earlier runs were . 54 or . 58, but . 50 is the standard now) Barrel length: 28" octagon to round barrel (smoothbore)