Original British 1737 Dated Flintlock Heavy Dragoon Pistol by Farlow - .65 cal French Gun Magazines Unusual but essential for World

Unusual but essential for World War One trench warfare

it found itself in direct competition with a number of more modern rifles such as the Heckler & Koch G3 and Fabrique Nationale de Herstal's own FN FAL

or bakelite resting bar or support under the barrel

making the Carbine most attractive and ready to display

When used as a naval weapon-

Original British 1737 Dated Flintlock Heavy Dragoon Pistol by Farlow - .65 cal French Gun Magazines Unusual but essential for WorldOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a very rare British Dragoon Flintlock pistol made by R. FARLOW who worked in London between 1702 and 1750. This 1737 dated example predates the pattern of 1738 that has long ears to the brass butt cap that became the standard on Dragoon pistols until the 1790s. It has the standard 12" Dragoon barrel and the mounts are those in the style of the first model Brown Bess. The lock is marked: [CROWN ] G. R. and is