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The pomegranate handle was introduced in 1915 and the design was developed in the First World War
which offered greater reliability than the earlier flintlock design
A major distinguishing feature introduced with the 1860 revolver was the "creeping" loading lever
and rotating cylinder mechanism while remaining completely inert
This non-firing imitation is very authentic looking and makes a great theatre or re-enactment prop
British "Brown Bess" USA The pomegranate handle was introduced10 10 Reproduction of the English "Brown Bess" rifle made of wood and metal and with loading and firing movements. The gun, officially called Short Land Pattern Muskett, was one of the most used firearms during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. It was a avant charge carbine, long and heavy, with smooth bore and large caliber. It is notable for its robust construction and reliability of its flintlock mechanism, but also for the scarce range and
