Digging my new purchase 😎

[TheTyler7011]

Circa 1790-1820 allegedly. Need to fix one of the full cock notches but it works fairly well.

No markings of any kind.

 

[Black Powder Jack]

What is the bore size?

 

[TheTyler7011]

What is the bore size?

.62

 

[Jakeytoo]

Wow !

 

[Timber Wolf]

Arrr!

 

[PathfinderNC]

That, sir, is awesome!!!

 

[Whitworth]

Double Arrr!

 

[nightwolf1974]

SWEET!!!!!

 

[Woody Morgan]

Wow indeed!

wm

 

[Britsmoothy]

That's going to be fun!

 

[William Lincoln]

Hey that looks like an American Flintlock Howdah pistol. Back when they used
Elephants in the minute man service. What a cool find.
What did it set you back,if I might ask?

 

[smo]

Nice pistol! Congrats

 

[TheTyler7011]

Hey that looks like an American Flintlock Howdah pistol. Back when they used
Elephants in the minute man service. What a cool find.
What did it set you back,if I might ask?

Around $1500

 

[TFoley]

You might care to carefully disassemble it sometime - I'm betting that there ARE marks to be found, especially on what looks like a quality piece. NO double-barrelled pistols were 'economy' items, back in the day, that's for sure.

 

[Mike D]

Circa 1790-1820 allegedly. Need to fix one of the full cock notches but it works fairly well.

No markings of any kind.

Replica. Indian made. Not antique.