FLINTLOCK PISTOL with SNAP BAYONET by JOHN CUFF of LONDON, ENGLAND Antique EARLY 1800s .76 Caliber Big Bore “MANSTOPPER”

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FLINTLOCK PISTOL with SNAP BAYONET by JOHN CUFF of LONDON, ENGLAND Antique

EARLY 1800s .76 Caliber Big Bore “MANSTOPPER”

Here we present an antique Flintlock Pistol with a Snap Bayonet by John Cuff, made circa 1820s in London, England. John Cuff was a goldsmith, Jeweler, and Dealer in Firearms working out of 131 New Bond Street between 1818 through 1824, before moving to 106 Regent St. in 1825 and continuing through 1827. In this era, Birmingham and London were the epicenters for English gunmaking all the way through the turn of the century.

This would have been a very imposing weapon. It is large and has a large .76 caliber bore with an attached bayonet on a hinge that can spring into action.

The overall condition is very good. The action is excellent. The bore is smooth and in good condition. The stock is smooth and solid. The bayonet springs out of its keeper and locks up well.

Own the original! This is a legitimate antique and not a reproduction.

Barrel is 8 inches.

Caliber: .76 Flintlock

Bayonet: 5-3/8 inches.

Overall condition as seen in photos.

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$4000
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