Pedersoli 1777 Corrigé An IX Musket .69 cal Muzzleloading Flintlock

SOLD FOR: $1,025.00

LSB#: LSB260224HE015

Make: Pedersoli

Model: 1777 Corrigé An IX

Serial#: ET06272

Year of Manufacture: 2003

Caliber: .69 Cal

Action Type: Single shot, muzzleloading, percussion rifle.

Barrel Length: 44 11/16″

Sights/ Optics: The front sight is a blade integral to the front barrel band. There is no provision for a rear sight.

Stock Configuration & Condition/ Grip: The stock is one piece smooth walnut, 3 bands, straight grip, straight comb, with steel buttplate. The LOP is 13″ from trigger to buttplate. There is light handling wear. There are some light scratches and compression dents throughout. There are no chips or cracks. Overall this stock is in Very Good to Excellent condition. 

Type of Finish: Arsenal Bright

Finish Originality: Original  

Bore Condition: The bore is bright. There is no erosion. There is light superficial corrosion near the muzzle. In this writer’s opinion this bore rates 9/10.

Overall Condition: This rifle retains 95% of its original finish. There are light corrosion freckles throughout, most notably on the trigger guard. There are light scratches scattered throughout. The screw heads are sharp. The markings are clear. Overall this rifle is in Excellent condition. 

Mechanics: This rifle is in functional condition. The hammer holds full and half cock. The flint sparks. The firing channel is clear. We did not fire this rifle. As with all used guns a full cleaning may be necessary to meet your standards. 

Box Paperwork and Accessories: None

Our Assessment: This Pedersoli 1777 Corrigé An IX Musket is a modern reproduction of a classic French military flintlock musket, manufactured in 2003 and chambered in .69 caliber. It features a long 44 11/16″ barrel, three-band walnut stock, arsenal-bright finish, steel buttplate, and front sight blade integral to the front barrel band, with no rear sight as appropriate for this style of military smoothbore. The flintlock ignition system, full-length military stock, and bright-finished furniture give it strong late-18th to early-19th century martial character, while Pedersoli manufacture adds appeal for shooters and collectors seeking a quality reproduction.

Condition is Excellent overall, with the musket retaining about 95% of its original arsenal-bright finish. The metal shows light scratches and scattered corrosion freckles, most notably on the trigger guard, but the markings remain clear and the screw heads are sharp. The one-piece smooth walnut stock is in Very Good to Excellent condition, showing light handling wear with scattered light scratches and compression dents, but no chips or cracks. Overall, the musket presents as a well-kept reproduction with only minor handling and storage wear.

The bore is bright with no erosion and only light superficial corrosion near the muzzle, rating 9/10 in this writer’s opinion. Mechanically, the musket is functional, with the hammer holding at both full and half cock, the flint sparking, and the firing channel clear, though it has not been test fired. As with any used black powder arm, a thorough cleaning and inspection are advisable before use. Overall, this is a clean and attractive Pedersoli 1777 Corrigé An IX flintlock musket with strong bore condition, sound mechanics, and excellent presentation, making it well suited for historical display, reenactment use, or black powder shooting. Please see our photos and good luck on your bids! MF