Is there an issues with resting a flintlock pistol across the forearm as a support when firing ? My concern would be powder burns on the hand from the pan but seems likely a non issue. I seem to remember seeing this stance used in various movies and tv shows based in the 18th century , but that's not real life either. Was this even a common practice of the day ? -Thanks
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Flintlock pistol rested across arm safe ?
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