Original U.S. Civil War Era Belgian 7mm Pinfire Double Action Pocket Revolver with Liège Proofs - c. 1858 Snider Rifle Accessories forward visor with an internal

forward visor with an internal cardboard stiffener

and being in Western Germany

Parrott overcame the problem by slowly rotating the gun barrel while it was being cooled

DesignThe Type 97 had the same principles as most of fragmentation grenades of the period: a grooved 'pineapple-shaped' segmented body which dispersed sharp pieces of shrapnel when it exploded

Original U.S. Civil War Era Belgian 7mm Pinfire Double Action Pocket Revolver with Liège Proofs - c. 1858 Snider Rifle Accessories forward visor with an internalOriginal item. Only One Available. This is a very interesting Belgian Pinfire revolver, made very much in the French style. It looks to be in 7mm Lefaucheux pinfire chambering, double action with a 6 round cylinder. There are no maker markings anywhere on the revolver, just some proof marks and the E L G * in an oval marking of the Belgian Gunmaking city of Lige. During the U. S. Civil War, the area full of contractors producing guns for the export