Original 1780 Bronze 6-Pounder Saker Cannon with Oak Naval Carriage ERA Belt Revolver with a six

Belt Revolver with a six inch barrel

(The only option available to the British was the Despretz–Niemann–Guthrie process)

The wood stock bears some floral carvings and most interestingly of all

Sight not offered at this time

Featuring a finned barrel and pull out wire stock this SMG takes magazines almost identical to the German MP40

Original 1780 Bronze 6-Pounder Saker Cannon with Oak Naval Carriage ERA Belt Revolver with a sixOriginal Item: One of a kind. Here is a splendid Bronze cannon tube with a wonderful patina, just like a Church roof! This cannon barrel has the classic lines of those used on the 18th Century Galleons and Pirate Ships. Bore size of 3 5 8" making this a SIX POUNDER, commonly called a "Saker" in the 18th century. The barrel is 45 inches in overall length, and 10 inches in diameter at it widest point at the rear. The flared muzzle is 8 inches in