Flintlock pistol for ID

[fernando]

Most certainly a model earlier than 1812, not preventing it to have been present in that war .
The frizzen spring also missing ?
What shoks me is the difference in condition between the heavily oxidized bronze parts, the rather cleaned lockplate and the two screws which have a (much too) impecable thread .
... As if the whole set did not belong in the same family .

[Evgeny_K]

Originally Posted by fernando

What shoks me is the difference in condition between the heavily oxidized bronze parts, the rather cleaned lockplate and the two screws which have a (much too) impecable thread .
... As if the whole set did not belong in the same family .

the lock was restored

http://smolbattle.ru/index.php?threa...8%D1%8F.28626/

[fernando]

Originally Posted by fernando

The frizzen spring also missing ? ...

I was blind; the frizzen spring is there