Original U.S. Civil War Era French Style Pinfire Double Barrel Pistol with Hidden Triggers - circa 1850 Flintlock Muskets and Rifles Exactly the style that was

Exactly the style that was used by an American Naval officer circa 1800

Now n offer is an English replacement percussion musket manufactured at ENFIELD in 1841 the very year of the official adoption of the "LOVELL'S PATTERN MUSKET" which later became known as the P-1842

Caliber: 9mm

This was an alternate to the LDO numbering system

Confederate buyers now being rebuffed by the British Government turned to private sellers with the help of many British Companies

Original U.S. Civil War Era French Style Pinfire Double Barrel Pistol with Hidden Triggers - circa 1850 Flintlock Muskets and Rifles Exactly the style that wasOriginal item. Only One Available. Originally nickel plated, this is a very nice French style double barrel pinfire pistol, most likely made in Belgium just before the U. S. Civil War. We were not able to find any markings, which is common for Belgian arms not made under contract for private purchase. The "NEW" French "Pinfire" cartridge had just been introduced, which featured a pin extending from the rear side of the cartridge that when depressed