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An older barrel was reused on this percussion Jezail, which dates it to the 1850s. Sindh was known for producing Jezails with more ornate decoration and an animal with mouth open (usually a tiger) at the end of the barrel. When new, the decoration would have been highly coloured but it has faded over the years.
The gun is 132 cm long, with the barrel just over 100 cm, and the gun weighs almost 4.5 kg.
