Original 19th Century Belgian Underhammer Percussion Pepperbox Revolver with Damascus Barrels MG 42 Years of Manufacture: 1866-71

Years of Manufacture: 1866-71

The gun was eventually abandoned as a major anti-air weapon due to its lack of stopping power against heavy aircraft and against Japanese kamikaze attacks during the Pacific War

CECIL Field

This short-lived change was the brain child of LT

This was the only active element of the 327th Infantry during the Pentomic era

Original 19th Century Belgian Underhammer Percussion Pepperbox Revolver with Damascus Barrels MG 42 Years of Manufacture: 1866-71Original Item: Only One Available. Pepperbox revolvers were so named because of the similarity of the front view of the weapon was so reminiscent of a Pepper Pot of the time being a circle of round holes. This is a spectacular example of an underhammer percussion Pepper box revolver. It measures 6 1 2" in overall length with four clustered 2 1 2" barrels. The removable barrels are made of top quality DAMASCUS Steel the pattern is beautifully