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Pedersoli An IX Dragoons

Muzzleloader · .69 Caliber Musket Ball

Also known as Fusil de Dragon An IX, An IX Dragoon Musket, Pedersoli S292

About the Pedersoli An IX Dragoons

The Pedersoli An IX Dragoons is a modern black-powder reproduction of the French Fusil de Dragon Modele An IX, a smoothbore flintlock musket carried by Napoleonic-era dragoon cavalry. Chambered for a .69 caliber (17.5mm) round ball and loaded from the muzzle, it is shorter and lighter than the standard infantry Charleville musket, with a walnut full stock, brass furniture chosen to resist corrosion from horse sweat, and double iron barrel bands to withstand the strain of mounted carry. Built by Davide Pedersoli for historical re-enactment, muzzleloader target shooting, and collecting.

Dragoons began as mounted infantry who rode to battle but fought on foot, so their muskets were built shorter and lighter than an infantryman's Charleville; the brass fittings were specifically chosen because they would not rust from the sweat of the horse.

Pedersoli An IX Dragoons specifications

General

Type
Rifle
Action
Muzzleloader
Firing mechanism
Flintlock
Trigger
Single action
Calibres
.69 Caliber Musket Ball
Magazine capacity
1 rounds

Dimensions

Barrel length
1025 mm (40.4 in)
Overall length
1415 mm (55.7 in)
Weight (empty)
4.40 kg (9.70 lb)

Barrel

Rifling
None

Materials

Barrel
Steel
Receiver / frame
Steel
Stock
Wood
Finish
polished_steel

Performance

Effective range
75 m

History

Production status
In production
Country of origin
IT

Features

  • Smoothbore barrel
  • Walnut full stock
  • Brass furniture
  • Double iron barrel bands
  • Wooden ramrod
  • Reproduction

Safety

  • Half cock notch

Faithful reproduction of the regulation dragoon musket in service under the First French Empire. Pedersoli model code S292.

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