Original U.S. Civil War Era Hammond “Bulldog” .44 Rimfire Pocket Pistol by Connecticut Arms & Mfg. Co. - Excellent Early Production Serial No. 631 - Circa 1865 Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia Soldiers also called it the

Soldiers also called it the ‘asshole compass’ because it was so small

It has phenomenal research and display potential

which had been flintlock was retrofitted with a percussion hammer while the lock plate had the EIC logo removed and still shows the remains of the Gurkha crest which replaced the EIC Rampant Lion Logo and was added when the flintlock musket was taken into Gurkha service as aid from the British

double action only with a 6 round cylinder

we spotted Me's above us and my flight went into them - breaking them up and allowing the bottom flight of Guano to go unmolested

Original U.S. Civil War Era Hammond “Bulldog” .44 Rimfire Pocket Pistol by Connecticut Arms & Mfg. Co. - Excellent Early Production Serial No. 631 - Circa 1865 Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia Soldiers also called it theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an outstanding early production example of the scarce American Hammond Bulldog . 44 Rimfire Pocket Pistol, manufactured by the Connecticut Arms & Manufacturing Company circa 1865. Chambered for the powerful . 44 Henry rimfire cartridge, the same cartridge famously used in the Henry repeating rifle, this compact but formidable single shot pistol represented one of the most powerful pocket sized defensive arms