First of all, to be clear, it is not M 1887. I don't like it very much. I just saw it, but I live in the army. The main feature of 1887 is lever operation, which is installed at the bolt position behind the barrel. The appearance feature is that the trigger ring at the front of the stock is held according to the official map. It can be seen that the musket of Mad III adopts the fire cap excitation mode, which is only available in the old muskets, and the M 1887 adopts the self-contained bullet, so this excitation mode cannot be used. At the same time, pay attention to the use of wooden trigger protection ring at the trigger, not the ring lever trigger. Therefore, it can never be M 1887. At the same time, Minerva musket means that the musket using Minerva bullets cannot represent the gun type, and any front rifle can use Minerva bullets and can be regarded as Minerva rifles. I agree with Dark Mang's answer is musket, but his painting is wrong. His drawing is m 1887, as can be seen from the lever trigger.