Mejsel till studsare m/1840-1848
Army Museum

Mejsel till studsare m/1840-1848

Unknown artist

CC0 — Public Domain
Army Museum

Group E II C. The double screwdriver is really four-part. It has a larger and a smaller screwdriver. An arm ends in a “stud key,” which knob hat pin would be turned in and unscrewed and the fourth arm is a threaded pin on the end, on which one would screw the crate so as not to lose it. On the center of the screwdriver is wrapped GAM. In Modellsalen’s reversal, the weapon is called “War Rifle, Battlebox, Student, 1840 Years with Tige.” The first tapping rifles to Sweden from Denmark by the Norwegian captain Schröders in the spring of 1847. A committee was set up to try the new rifles. The results blevo good. The field hunters of the Västerbotten are seen to have been the first, to be swallowed in Skåne 1848 with 1840 years of bouncers, to change to barrels with lace ball, which they used for painting as early as July of the same year (Acts of the Academy of War Sciences 1848, p. 51-53). The associated number is 24821-22, bouncer, screw chisel.

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