Original British Revolutionary War Era Sterling Silver Mounted and Hallmarked Flintlock Pistols by Thomas Bate - Circa 1771 MG 34 Reciever Assembly the fight lasting two days

the fight lasting two days and ending with the retreat of the Indians

Detonation can be set to be instantaneous when the bomb hits something or with a delay

to "pull" than to "push"

but it really adds to the revolver and makes it an excellent research opportunity

The inner web suspension system

Original British Revolutionary War Era Sterling Silver Mounted and Hallmarked Flintlock Pistols by Thomas Bate - Circa 1771 MG 34 Reciever Assembly the fight lasting two daysOriginal Items: One of a kind Pair. We just purchased this lovely set of flintlock pistols from a private collector, who was downsizing their collection. They are excellent examples of the late 18th century British Style. These were made by the firm of English Gun Maker THOMAS BATE, who worked from 1770 1810, with shops in both London and Birmingham. The pistols have very nice Walnut stocks, and have half octagonal iron barrels that are 8 inches in