Original Belgian Percussion Pocket Pistol with Screw Off Rifled Barrel - Circa 1835 U.S. Flags and was able to assemble

and was able to assemble three other POWs to help him perform the piece for the rest of the camp

While the Henry Rifle offered more shots in the magazine

assault troops (although it was admitted to be clumsy for offensive use)

that not only was far superior became standard by WW1

Original Belgian Percussion Pocket Pistol with Screw Off Rifled Barrel - Circa 1835 U.S. Flags and was able to assembleOriginal Item: Only One Available. This was made in Lige in Belgium and bears the Liege Proofmark of E L G * in an oval on the left side of the frame. The multi rifled barrel is 3 3 4" in length and is made of faux Damascus steel. The pistol measures almost 9" overall, and is marked with serial number 13071 on the frame. The wooden bag style grip is painted stained to make it look like it is some exotic very characteristic wood but this is also faux.