Original British "Man-Stopper" .64" Bore Flintlock Walking Pistol by Hampton & Son of London with and Period Applied Belt Hook - Circa 1820 18th Century The obvious reason was the

The obvious reason was the large-scale offensives being launched on both our flanks by the bulk of the First and Third Armies who were close to effecting a function just short of the Rhine

As “right as rain” and we suspect not to be repeated in this lifetime

but we have no solid evidence

- Extended range by about 150 m

which was created as part of the 11th Armored Division at Camp Polk

Original British "Man-Stopper" .64" Bore Flintlock Walking Pistol by Hampton & Son of London with and Period Applied Belt Hook - Circa 1820 18th Century The obvious reason was theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely British Flintlock "Walking" Pistol, clearly marked on the lock with HAMPTON & SON, a known London firm that looks to have made flintlock pistols during the early 19th Century. We have unfortunately not been able to find much in the way of details about the firm, but that is often the case for this period. It looks to be all original, except for the period applied 3 inch long belt look on the left