Original British Flintlock New Land Pattern 13th Light Dragoons Marked Pistol - Circa 1810 U.S. Air Force There were no standardized "model

There were no standardized "model numbers"

The 188th under Colonel "Shorty" Soule was to secure the southern part of the sector

He began the war stationed at Fort Ord

In response

each stock has a desirable bannister rail stock and comes with brass butt plate

Original British Flintlock New Land Pattern 13th Light Dragoons Marked Pistol - Circa 1810 U.S. Air Force There were no standardized "modelOriginal Item: Only One Available. Often referred to as a New Land Pistol this Dragoon Pistol in . 65 bore has a swivel ramrod which, in theory, allowed a Dragoon to reload whilst on horseback without fear of dropping his ramrod. Brass mounted walnut wood stock with a 10" barrel, the pistol is almost 16" overall. The lock is marked with Crown over G. R. and "TOWER" across the tail. The barrel bears British Proof marks and the brass trigger guard is