Original British Napoleonic Heavy Dragoon Tower Flintlock Pistol marked to the 4th (Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards - circa 1800 U.S. Ammo With its curved support plate

With its curved support plate

but inferior to mortars for static trench warfare

The left/top side of the muzzle of the barrel typically REGIMENTALLY DUTCH marked G

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Original British Napoleonic Heavy Dragoon Tower Flintlock Pistol marked to the 4th (Royal Irish) Dragoon Guards - circa 1800 U.S. Ammo With its curved support plateOriginal Item: One of a Kind. These early heavy flintlock pistols are always very hard to find. This is in fact only the third one that company director Christian Cranmer has ever encountered. He never liked that they were never fitted with Butt Caps, but that was his own choice nevertheless. This substantial flintlock pistol looks to have been purchased directly by the Regimental Commander for his troops, as the lock is marked CROWN T KETLAND & CO,