Original British Pocket Percussion Pistol with Spring Bayonet by William Bond of London c.1845 Gun Parts - Most commonly associated with

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Original British Pocket Percussion Pistol with Spring Bayonet by William Bond of London c.1845 Gun Parts - Most commonly associated withOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a really nice little percussion box lock Pocket Pistol, complete with a spring loaded bayonet mounted under the barrel. The three inch triangular bayonet is activated by pulling back on the trigger guard, which then swings forward and locks into place. This provided some extra protection to the owner once the firearm has been discharged. The bayonet can then be released using the small button on the right