As I said on another thread, you learn a LOT from this site. I have seen a pinfire one online but few others. BTW - They were sold to Germany too.
Don't forget that we Brits cannot hold a lot of real firearms and pistols are completely banned except for single-shot black powder guns and replica cap and ball revolvers which are Section 1 firearms. This requires locked security. membership of a club and access to a registered range including inspections of property, no criminal record and two references. I have this one because it is classed as an antique - for display or collection only. Despite the fact it was manufactured in 1863, to fire it, I would need Section 7.2 licencing, and, all the provisors in Section 1. In addition, I would also need an Explosives Licence for the black powder, all of which cost loads of $$$$ and take months to achieve.
Bit different from Over There.
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