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  1. M

    Hello new here

    I love your state! Beautiful place. Spent a week near Montgomery and also in Killen and I loved it!
  2. M

    What kind of repro is this?

    Thank you! I had a feeling. But would this be a dragoon pistol? The length seems a bit longer than other flintlock pistols that I have seen.
  3. M

    Hello new here

    Hello new here. Tried posting a thread asking for identification for a flintlock pistol I was gifted for Reenacting. Unsure calibre and model. Also a bit confused on navigating the site here, I must admit…
  4. M

    What kind of repro is this?

    Bit confused on this. I am a reenactor and was gifted this by a fellow reenactor who is no longer in the hobby. I’ve done Civil War for years, so, naturally, I am only used to percussion cap muskets and pistols. In any case, I have been thinking of getting into more 18th/early 19th century...
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