Original Swedish M-1850 Percussion Cavalry Pistol cut for Shoulder Stock - Regimentally marked and Dated 1852 MG 13 with no real signs of

with no real signs of corrosion

The requirement for a heavy machine gun appeared in 1929

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and we expect it could be another 20 years before we get another

His average age is 22 and his favorite weapon is the long-bladed machete

Original Swedish M-1850 Percussion Cavalry Pistol cut for Shoulder Stock - Regimentally marked and Dated 1852 MG 13 with no real signs ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This pistol is quite amazing. It bears regimental markings of 6 R 2 S No. 82 branded into the bottom of the stock. Serial number 360 is visible on most parts of the pistol, and it has a full deep checkered grip with brass mounts. This pistol really looks to be in like issued condition. The Beech wood stock has two very small wood repairs, the metal work is polished to a high shine, and the lock plate is marked H over