such as The Devil's Brigade
There is also a stain near the top on both sides from where it looks like some tape used to be
Presented is a nice original example of that engineering design called the “Navy” type carbine which had its barrel covered in a black leather covering as rust protection against the sea elements (leather covering is now absent)
from Underwood & Underwood
which they used until 1873
Original U.S. Early Colt M16A1 Rubber Duck Molded Training Rifle marked TSC Devices, Ft. Benning, GA. Featured Item such as The Devil's BrigadeOriginal Item: Only One Available. Colt M16A1 Military issue non functional RUBBER DUCK training and parade rifle. Features genuine M16 components, held together with resin construction. This early example has more original components than most, and looks to have an original metal barrel, muzzle brake, front sight, front sling swivel, and even an aluminum upper receiver with rear sight. The fore grip heat shield also looks to be an original component.