Original British Tower Marked Flintlock P-1756/81 Land Service Heavy Dragoon Pistol - G.R. Marked Disallow PayPal & Amazon Checkout Radford spent several weeks observing

Radford spent several weeks observing flight operations and carrier tactics for various ships operating out of Hawaii

but the workmanship definitely indicates that this was made in Britain

but no moth damage that we can see

We do not know if someone was thinking of sporterizing it

The ribbed metal-sheathed ripcord enters the pack at the left center

Original British Tower Marked Flintlock P-1756/81 Land Service Heavy Dragoon Pistol - G.R. Marked Disallow PayPal & Amazon Checkout Radford spent several weeks observingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is the "Classic" 18th Century British Dragoon Pistol, used throughout the 1700's in a series of slightly differing forms. Really first introduced in 1715 by FREEMAN, it evolved into the Land Pattern of 1742, followed by the 1756 which became the 1756 81. In the early 1760s the dating of the locks of both Brown Bess Muskets and Pistols was discontinued and the word TOWER" being the principal authority, was