Original U.S. Civil War Era Cooper Firearms Mfg. Co. Double Action Pocket Percussion Revolver with 4" Barrel - Matching Serial 8840 MG 34 there was a cross over

there was a cross over between the stamped address

This display MG 13 Machine Gun has been constructed from all original parts on a legally drilled MG 13 receiver completely re-welded so as not to accommodate any of the internal parts making this display weapon non-functional and officially classed by BATF Technical Branch as a "NON GUN”

The main focus of the book is on the wars with France between 1793 & 1815

The fire selector and safety still move

the supply of MCWR clothing was one of the few problems to which a satisfactory solution had not been found at the time that demobilization of the Women's Reserve began

Original U.S. Civil War Era Cooper Firearms Mfg. Co. Double Action Pocket Percussion Revolver with 4" Barrel - Matching Serial 8840 MG 34 there was a cross overOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely Civil War Era Pocket Percussion Revolver, made by the COOPER FIREARMS MFG. CO.. The company was a competitor of Samuel Colt, and introduced this very neat DOUBLE ACTION Pocket Percussion Revolver to compete with the Colt 1849 Pocket Model Revolver. The striking advantage to the Cooper was it's ability to shot from both single action and double action, doing away with having to re cock the revolver