Antique obsolete calibre British and European pistols:
History has provided us with a vast wealth of antique pistols, some good, some not so good, some downright bizarre. Great thing is that the ammo is no longer available so officially classed as obsolete (there is, in fact, a long list of maker/models available from the Home Office) so they are still live but no license is required, though you must be over 18 to own one.Octagonal barrel percussion pistol:
Antique pecussion cap pistol with heavyweight octagonal pistol:
Blimey, now this percussion pistol (undated but woul dbe around 1860) has a really heavyweight octagonal barrel - would have taken one big powder load! Condition is very good with a few marks and bruises as you would expect, obsolete calibre with full working action.Octagonal percussion cap, big wallop for a pistol:
£595
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Belgian 7mm Pin Fire obsolete calibre:
Belgian 7mm pin fire obsolete calibre pistol:
Here`s a great little 7mm Belgian pin fire pocket pistol in very good original condition. Litterally would have been kept in your pocket or clutch bag and then whipped out for very close range defensive work if required. Good rifled bore, full working order. Obsolete calibre so no license required.Belgian 7mm pin fire pistol - very neat and compact:
£545
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Belgian Pinfire 9mm pocket pistol, obsolete calibre:
9mm Pinfire Belgian pocket pistol, obsolte calibre:
Just love a pinfire pistol - the first commercially sucessful cartridge ever, the hammer strikes a samll pin directly down into the cartridge, supprisingly reliable though the pin often flew off in any direction... often the users eye! This ones in 9mm with some good detailing, nickel finish, full working order. Obsolete calibre so no licsence is required to own this pistol.9mm Belgian pinfire:
£625
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1840`s heavyweight percussion pistol:
Heavyweight percussion pistol early 1840`s:
Here`s a neat, simple percussion pistol dating form between 1830-1840 with a Tower lock. Barrel is seriously thick so would have taken a real big powder load and packed quite a punch! No makers mark so we are not sure where it was made, Obsolete calibre with full working action.Heavyweight percussion cap pistol - neat and simple:
£475
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British Cavalry percussion pistol - live, obsolete calibre:
British Cavalry pistol, obsolete calibre:
Now here`s a neat looking British (assuming its British, the lock plate is not marked) Cavalry pistol with its ramrod intact, nice woodwork, full working action but the barrel has been blocked at some point, Obsolete calibre so no licsence is required to own this pistol.British Cavalry percussion pistol:
£495
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British percussion pistol, 1840`s, obsolete calibre:
British percussion pistol, rare top strike action:
Now this is a rather neat 1840`s percussion pistol, believed to be a British Greener - just check out the top strike action - the hammer comes straight down on the top center of the barrel - never seen that before! Condition is all original and very good throughout (some small period wood repairs) Obsolete calibre so no licsence is required to own this pistol.British top stike percussion pistol:
£795
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Moorish early flintlock pistol - live obsolete calibre:
Obsolete calibre Moorish flintlock pistol:
Here`s a very early Moorish flintlock pistol - undated but the early Snaphance action (all the workings are mounted on the outside of the lockplate) would date it around 1775. Loads of silver inlay detailing coupled with some very good bone work and quite a wooden pommell - perfect for firing from the Camel! Condition is suprisingly good throughout and the action is excellent, obsolete calibre so no licsence is required to own this pistol.Early Moorish Flintlock pistol with snaphance action, loads of fine detailing, a loveley, original example:
£925
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British East India Company flintlock belt pistol, obsolete calibre:
British East India Company flintlock belt pistol:
In stark contrast to the Ottoman Empire flintlocks we have just check out the simple design and execution of this British East India Company flintlock pistol, undated but would be around 1820. No fancy designs or silver inlays with this one - though its fitted with a belt mount so it would more have been issued to sailors to shove in there belt in times of battle (no need for a holster, here, shove this in your belt and those Frenchies have it matey...), full working action, Obsolete calibre so no licsence is required to own this pistol.British East India Company flintlock belt pistol in good, original condition:
£1095
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Colt m1851 Navy .36 revolver:
Obsolete Colt Navy revolver:
Always love the Colt Navy in .36, along with the smooth jacketed Army its just iconic. This Navy is the shorter barrel model and has certainly seen some use - plenty of dings and pitting, its been re-finished at some point in its life and it looks like the plunger is not original and the cyclinder indexes but not well. Two stage hammer engages nicely and the action is crisp, original wood grips. Obsolete calibre with full working action.Colt 1851 Navy .36 - original but not the finest example... but twice the price if it was:
£1195
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Colt no.3 Derringer and Remington Deringer, obsolete calibre:
Colt single shot Derringer and Remington double barrelled deringer:
Now they called it the Wild West for good reason - especially for well dressed ladies and gentleman, so just check out these real deal original 1860`s little beasties! First up is a single shot .41 rimfire Colt Derringer no3, its just the definition of compact and lethal. Obviously single shot, breaks open to the side, condition is excellent for the age and fully Colt marked, full working order. Second is the classic Remington twin barreled Deringer known as the model 95, again in rimfire obsloete calibre, all original with a gun metal finish that has aged perfectly, full wirking action. Both Deriingers are obsolete calibre so no licsence is required to own either pistol.Your choice, Colt no3 single shot Derringer or Remington model 95 twin barrel, big bang for a tiny pistols:
Colt no3 £895 - ***GONE***
Remington model 95 £1200 - ***GONE***
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Colt Army, 1851, obsolete calibre:
Colt Army .36 black powder revolver, 1851 dated:
Just a jem... a 100% original Colt Navy, full matching numbers on every part including the internals and made at Colts London factory (mainly for the British officers at the Crimean war). The finish has worn nicely accross all the parts, its strips down easily though they all fit tightly for a Navy and the action is excellent. The pistol is on the Colt database and is listed as a Colt Navy Octagonal barrel made in 1851 - very early for one of these, plus it has the "Colts Patent" mark on the breach and two British proof marks on the breach as you would expect. This is the pistol also made famous by Clint Eastwood in "The good, the bad and the ugly". Obsolete calibre so no licsence is required to own this pistol.1851 Colt Army, all matching and original, cased with kit, just a jem of a pistol:
£2545
***SOLD***
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