Original French Napoleonic 1st Empire Officers Percussion Pistol converted from Flintlock MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock The text/photo pages are tight

The text/photo pages are tight and clean with no marks

There is a wonderful number 7 impressed into the left side of the butt stock as well

There can be no more dramatic relic of the Battle of Britain

The bore is good

here in the United States

Original French Napoleonic 1st Empire Officers Percussion Pistol converted from Flintlock MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock The text/photo pages are tightOriginal Item: Only One Available. This nice pistol probably started life as a Flintlock pistol for an Officer circa 1810 and later, perhaps 1830 being converted to the Percussion ignition system. This was a common practice as the time, as the time and cost of conversion was far less than a new weapon. It is fitted with an 8" smooth bore barrel of approximately . 65 bore and measures 14" in overall length. The pistol is fitted with a fine Walnut