A flintlock pistol ... with a Portuguese lock.

fernando · 19th November 2017, 02:49 PM

Obrigado pelas suas palavras, Filipe

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I have just disassemble the barrel; a long story it tells.
Evidence that, as per professor Daehnhardt's appreciation, its ignition orifice has been drilled to lodge a percussioon 'rubber' and later welded back into a flintlock touch hole.
Visible also the faded assembly marks and smiths poinçon; and the traces of having had a seconf fixation to a prior stock.

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19th November 2017, 02:49 PM	#11
fernando (deceased) Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,694	Obrigado pelas suas palavras, Filipe . I have just disassemble the barrel; a long story it tells. Evidence that, as per professor Daehnhardt's appreciation, its ignition orifice has been drilled to lodge a percussioon 'rubber' and later welded back into a flintlock touch hole. Visible also the faded assembly marks and smiths poinçon; and the traces of having had a seconf fixation to a prior stock. , Attached Images