Original British Victorian Nickel Silver Framed Pepperbox Percussion Revolver with Birmingham Proofs - circa 1855 Original Antique Guns or participated in at least

or participated in at least one combat glider mission into enemy-held territory

The impacting bullet would have continued on through the front cap of the water jacket

This very nice example features the standard 6½" barrel and fully matching serial number 34573

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and are loaded by actually unhooking the bottom of the barrel so it could swivel upwards allowing the entire cylinder to be removed in order to reload

Original British Victorian Nickel Silver Framed Pepperbox Percussion Revolver with Birmingham Proofs - circa 1855 Original Antique Guns or participated in at leastOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a truly lovely 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 barrels are contained in one solid "tube" or cylinder of steel revolving as a unit. The system was quickly superseded with the design of the traditional revolver, using a rotating chamber and a single barrel in the 1840 1850s. Pepper