Original French Modèle 1837 Navy Percussion Pistol made at Tulle Arsenal with Belt Hook British Machine Guns Concerned about the relative failure

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Original French Modèle 1837 Navy Percussion Pistol made at Tulle Arsenal with Belt Hook British Machine Guns Concerned about the relative failureOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a lovely example of a French Modle 1837 Navy Percussion pistol, complete with the original belt hook still present on the left side. Holsters were impractical at sea, and the leather would quickly be degraded by the sea environment, so a pistol that could be fastened over the belt was preferable. To prevent loss, the ramrod is a "captured" type, attached with a swivel at the front of the barrel. The