Null An Indian percussion pistol modeled after an English pattern, circa 1850
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An Indian percussion pistol modeled after an English pattern, circa 1850 Smooth bore octagonal barrel in 15.5 mm caliber, V-front sight on top and a fixed rear sight in front of the engraved tang. Percussion lock. Smooth full stock with lightly engraved iron furniture and hinged iron ramrod. Metal parts cleaned, signs of age and use. Length 39 cm. Condition: III +

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An Indian percussion pistol modeled after an English pattern, circa 1850 Smooth bore octagonal barrel in 15.5 mm caliber, V-front sight on top and a fixed rear sight in front of the engraved tang. Percussion lock. Smooth full stock with lightly engraved iron furniture and hinged iron ramrod. Metal parts cleaned, signs of age and use. Length 39 cm. Condition: III +

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