Original 18th Century Pair of Italian Flintlock Small Pocket Pistols with Polished Steel Mounts and Fluted Barrels - Circa 1720 U.S. Militaria The pace stick is usually

The pace stick is usually permitted to be carried off the parade ground by the regimental sergeant major alone

It is generally used as a crew-served weapon and operated by a team of two or three individuals

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and all parts of the bolt except for the bolt face

Original 18th Century Pair of Italian Flintlock Small Pocket Pistols with Polished Steel Mounts and Fluted Barrels - Circa 1720 U.S. Militaria The pace stick is usuallyOriginal Items: One of a Kind Set. These are amazing and still in a lovely condition, measuring just 7 inches in overall length. They are quite diminutive, easily fitting and one could easily hide one in their hand, making these perfect for pocket concealment. Both are completely unsigned, with nicely engraved polished steel mounts, and fluted steel barrels measuring 3 inches in length. Both locks are fitted with early style pans, not having a frizzen