Original 17th Century German Percussion Converted Rifled Coach Gun with Carved Stock & Staghorn Inlay Antique Cartridge Firearms the PPK version has been

the PPK version has been manufactured by Walther in its own factory in Germany

indicating that it was most likely made very early in the war

The Lawman was a

Ground radar was developed by World War II but could only send the fighter to the vicinity of the target

LANCASTER for the famous London gunsmith Charles Lancaster and dates to the early Victorian era

Original 17th Century German Percussion Converted Rifled Coach Gun with Carved Stock & Staghorn Inlay Antique Cartridge Firearms the PPK version has beenOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a great late 17th century "Coach Gun" of Germanic origin, a shorter gun carried inside stage coaches for personal protection. Full length rifles were too cumbersome, so shorter guns like this were perfect. It has a lovely carved stock in the typical German style, with carved wood and staghorn fittings. This lovely coach gun measures around 34" in overall length, with a heavy . 63" caliber octagonal barrel