Original European Continental Flintlock Pistol Converted to Percussion - Circa 1800 Russian Machine Guns Both epaulets have a painted

Both epaulets have a painted Lieutenant bar

Chevallier only served for about a year and was discharged on 22 November 1862

The receiver and magazine are also both borrowed from the MP40

sighted and ready to fire in a very short time

The pistol shows light peppering overall

Original European Continental Flintlock Pistol Converted to Percussion - Circa 1800 Russian Machine Guns Both epaulets have a paintedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice "salty" example of a flintlock pistol from the European Continent, later converted to percussion. It almost certainly originally had markings on the barrel and or lock, however due to wear and cleaning. all of the original markings have been removed. It was fully cleaned to put it in its best light for display. The pistol features a 5 inch long round barrel, and measures 10 inches in overall