Original British Napoleonic Flintlock New Land Pattern Pistol marked 11th Light Dragoons - Circa 1810 Category_Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts with some tears and holes

with some tears and holes to cuffs and inner collar area

This model featured a "single action" trigger meaning each shot required the hammer to be set in the cocked position manually unlike the Starr Model of 1858 that was a "double action" weapon

Precious days were shaved off the time it took to train recruits as a result of civilian marksmanship training

This is the wide butted version of the matchlock musket of the day and was often supported on a "shepherd's crook" type mount when firing

Original British Napoleonic Flintlock New Land Pattern Pistol marked 11th Light Dragoons - Circa 1810 Category_Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts with some tears and holesOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a great example of the regulation British Dragoon Pistol in use after 1810, known as the the NEW LAND Pattern. It includes a "captured" swivel ram rod of all steel, allowing the dragoon cavalry soldiers to reload whilst on horseback without fear of dropping the ram rod. It comes with a standard 9" barrel in . 65" caliber pistol smooth bore, with an overall length of 15 1 2 inches. It has all brass mounts of