Flintlock pistol sea service?

Fernando K · 29th June 2015, 11:12 PM

hello

The absence in the lock of the word TOWER or name of the manufacturer behind cock and crown with the initials of the reigning monarch, and the "broad arrow" denoting that the lock is not legal. Also, the absence of bridge denotes that the bread is old, but the shape of the cock is modern, maybe a gun last period of the flint as frizzen.

The barrel and trimmings speak a service gun is illegible but the punches and do not correspond to a government gun

Affectionately. Fernando K

Sorry for the translator

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29th June 2015, 11:12 PM	#2
Fernando K Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 671	hello The absence in the lock of the word TOWER or name of the manufacturer behind cock and crown with the initials of the reigning monarch, and the "broad arrow" denoting that the lock is not legal. Also, the absence of bridge denotes that the bread is old, but the shape of the cock is modern, maybe a gun last period of the flint as frizzen. The barrel and trimmings speak a service gun is illegible but the punches and do not correspond to a government gun Affectionately. Fernando K Sorry for the translator