Flintlock - Wikipedia
Arguably the high point of the mechanical development of the flintlock pistol was the British duelling pistol; it was highly reliable, water resistant and accurate. External decoration was minimal but craftsmanship was evident, and the internal works were often finished to a higher degree of craftsmanship than the exterior.
English Cavalry Pistol (Flintlock for Dragoons) - military heritage
Inspired by Prussian designs of the time, this model of Dragoon pistol was common amongst Britain's mounted troops throughout the 18th Century. When a Light Dragoon pistol was developed in the 1760s, this pistol was relegated to the Heavy Dragoons.
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The Epic Tale of the 1738 Land Service (Heavy Dragoon) Pistol
Constructed on the flintlock mechanism, the 1738 Land Service pistol was a single-shot, muzzle-loading weapon, a piece of engineering marvel, considering the technology available in the 18th century. The weapon was characterized by its hefty .62 caliber, capable of firing lead balls with reasonable precision and force.
Flintlock Weapons - Andrew Bottomley Antique Arms & Armour
A fine Napoleonic era GR111 British Military Flintlock Pistol. Circa 1780-1820. Ref 3668.
British New Land Pattern Cavalry Pistol ( Napoleonic Wars)
This pattern of flintlock has a 9-inch 62 calibre barrel made with tempered seamless modern steel (type:BS970 no.080M40) with a tight breech plug. As the pictures attest, this is a beautiful pistol. The lock is made with strong durable springs and has a case-hardened frizzen (hammer) that throws good sparks.
British Light Dragoon Pistol ( Cavalry Flintlock) - military heritage
Towards the end of the Seven Years War, it became clear of the necessity for a pattern of pistol specifically for the Light Dragoon Regiments of the British Army. Introduced in the 1760s, the Light Dragoon pistol graced of holsters of the brave troopers of the 16th and 17th Light Dragoons along with American mounted units loyal to the crown.
A Complete Guide To The Queen Anne Pistol - Weapons From …
Key Point: The Queen Anne pistol refers to a style of flintlock pistol that became popular during the reign of Queen Anne (1702–1714) in England. They were often ornately decorated and became favored as both functional firearms and status symbols during the early 18th century.
Tower Model 1760 Flintlock Pistol - NRA Museum
Tower Model 1760 Flintlock Pistol Pistols of this type were the principal British Army sidearm at the time of the Revolution. The Tower of London, where this pistol was made, was a major British arsenal, as well as a royal residence and notorious prison.
Flintlock Pistols - Vintage Fine Arms
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