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A percussion pistol, collector's item made using some old parts, in the style of circa 1800 Octagonal barrel merging to round, smooth bore in 11 mm caliber, converted percussion lock. Smooth full stock with brass furniture. Length 27 cm. Condition: II -

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A percussion pistol, collector's item made using some old parts, in the style of circa 1800 Octagonal barrel merging to round, smooth bore in 11 mm caliber, converted percussion lock. Smooth full stock with brass furniture. Length 27 cm. Condition: II -

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