Original 19th Century British Pepperbox Double-Action Percussion Revolver circa 1840 OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT the gun was mounted on

the gun was mounted on a bipod or tripod and fed by an ammunition belt

brass frame and barrel blunderbuss pistol

along the Baltic Sea Coast near Stettin

and are marked DRGM on the rear

The silk is torn in a couple areas but is retained at about 80%

Original 19th Century British Pepperbox Double-Action Percussion Revolver circa 1840 OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT the gun was mounted onOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of the unusual system known as the "PEPPERBOX". The muzzle is similar to the business end of a Pepper Pot of the the early days of Queen Victoria. All six barrel contained in one solid "tube" of steel revolving as a unit. The system was quickly superceded with the design of the tradition revolver using a rotating chamber and a single barrel in the 1840s. Pepper boxes as such were short