Original British 16th Light Dragoon Flintlock Pistol Circa 1805 MG 42 Accessories again gave up the lost

again gave up the lost territory of 1939/40 but did manage to retain it's independence unlike so much of Eastern Europe

indicating that it represents the M2 Ball bulllet of WW 2

Hulbert & Company did not actually manufacture them

the T17E5 reduced the weight to 58 kg and speeded up the mechanism to 700-750 rpm

After being shot down on the 11th of September 1944 he was taken as a prisoner of war and remained at Stalag Luft-1 until it was liberated in 1945

Original British 16th Light Dragoon Flintlock Pistol Circa 1805 MG 42 Accessories again gave up the lostOriginal Item: Only One Available. This flintlock Dragoon pistol in . 65 bore has a brass mounted walnut wood stock with a 10" barrel. The pistol measures almost 16" in overall length. The barrel bears British proof marks. The lock is marked with Crown over G. R. and "TOWER across the tail. The brass trigger guard bow is engraved 16 L D referring to the 16th Light Dragoons also known as the 16th Lancers, a regiment that was present at the Battle of