Original Austrian 18th Century Flintlock Pistol by Johann Fischer of Linz with Turning Frizzen Safety & Rifled Barrel French Holster This belt saw service in

This belt saw service in the war

This is an ideal opportunity to obtain both variations at one time

on 17 October 1854

The M7 could fire grenades up to 350 meters (380 yards)

initially known as Panzerjäger (tank hunters)

Original Austrian 18th Century Flintlock Pistol by Johann Fischer of Linz with Turning Frizzen Safety & Rifled Barrel French Holster This belt saw service inOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a lovely 18th Century flintlock rifled pistol with a 12 barrel and a lovely & unique safety mechanism, a frizzen that turns to the side and to the front to stop the flint from striking it. This is a truly gorgeous example bearing the makers mark on the lock plate: J=FISCHER From what we were told, this was manufactured by Johann Fischer of Linz, Austria, as is marked on the top of the barrel In. Linz. We believe