Charleville French Infantry Musket Model 1728 - ExpoAntique (Replica)

French Infantry Musket Model 1728

An exceptional historical piece!

Treat yourself to an authentic piece of French military history with this Model 1728 infantry musket, emblematic of the armies of the 18th century. This model succeeded the 1717 model and is distinguished by its three muzzle rings that securely hold its 46 ¾-inch barrel. Its elegant stock, with its famous “cow's foot” shape, reflects the refinement of French weapons of the period.

Main features:

• Model: French Infantry 1728

• Barrel length: 46 ¾ inches

• Fastening: Three ramrods

• Stock: “Cow's foot” shape

• Period: Early 18th century

• Condition: Excellent for its age, with authentic patina

Historical context:

This musket was the main weapon of French troops during the Seven Years' War (French and Indian War). From 1743 onwards, the steel ramrod definitively replaced the wooden models, making it a witness to the military developments of the time.

Why acquire it?

• Ideal for collectors, museums, or military history enthusiasts

• A rare and sought-after piece, perfect for enriching a collection of antique weapons

• A powerful symbol of French craftsmanship and military strategy