RE: BigJ's "Show & Tell" (Early Percussion)
 

Come on BigJ, lets take a look at some more of those mid 1800's pistols. I know you got more. If you really want to impress, I wouldn't doubt if you had a authentic walker laying around. But that 1851 Navy is very cool.

RE: BigJ's "Show & Tell" (Early Percussion)
 

I actually do have a couple more, I just need to dig them out and photograph them......If I do so in the next week, I'll add them to this post. Thanks for looking...I'm not trying to impress, I'm just sharing.

RE: BigJ's "Show & Tell" (Early Percussion)
 

I'm at awe and exceeded my expectations Big John, WOW!

Thanks for your time and will keep peeking back, hoping for more.
Your hard work and knowledge is to admire...:D

RE: BigJ's "Show & Tell" (Early Percussion)
 

Nice pieces of history!

RE: BigJ's "Show & Tell" (Early Percussion)
 

Well???...!!!
More please:D

RE: BigJ's "Show & Tell" (Early Percussion)
 

Ok,

I found them..... Here are a couple of 1830's brass pocket pistols, both are English made and you don't see these too often. The little single barrel would most likely be found in a ladies purse or stocking. The double is a mans pocket pistol.

Thanks for looking and I'll post another BigJ's Show and Tell soon. It will be acompletely variety of firearm....stay tuned.;)







This gives you an idea of how small they are. The hammers, triggers and trigger guards are steel, the rest is brass and wood.

RE: BigJ's "Show & Tell" (Early Percussion)
 

Very cool big guy, thanks!