Original Austrian Iron Mounted Rifled Cavalry Percussion Pistol by G. Weigand with Hammer Safety - dated 1864 Rear Sight Assembly however most of the finish

however most of the finish is missing

132nd Infantry Regiment

Correct dyed suede leather construction with elastic web straps

The right side of the butt stock still has an intact National Arms Rondel with an 1877 date

the Linden group already knew that we were there

Original Austrian Iron Mounted Rifled Cavalry Percussion Pistol by G. Weigand with Hammer Safety - dated 1864 Rear Sight Assembly however most of the finishOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a very nice Austrian percussion cavalry pistol, in approximately 0. 55" caliber. It features a rifled barrel 10 3 8" in length, with an overall length of 16". It follows the classic Austrian style, with all iron mountings, and has no provision for a ramrod. Like most cavalry pistols, it has a lanyard loop on the "skull crusher" butt so that it can be easily recovered if dropped. The pistol is nicely