Junk shops finds

[tinbum]

If I remember correctly, the pirate guns didn't use black powder at all, the projectile was propelled by the blast from a large round cap going through a slot into the barrel.

Yep, which is still section one isn't it? I know the "Gambler" spud guns dissapeared from sale and they used the same propellant.

I'll probably buy them next week if they're still there, it's a nice little set.

[magicesperanto]

Yep, which is still section one isn't it? I know the "Gambler" spud guns dissapeared from sale and they used the same propellant.

I'll probably buy them next week if they're still there, it's a nice little set.

Yes at that price you should.
They are very common, but not boxed and complete.

As for section one, I doubt it.

[TA6319]

shame its so far away I would of had the damaged pistol

[nige346]

Nice junk shop, I have some round here but they appear to be full of.....well, junk

[kat1]

Hi tinbum, could you make some space in your inbox . Been trying to pm you.

Kat

[tinbum]

Hi tinbum, could you make some space in your inbox . Been trying to pm you.

Kat

I'm just sooo popular!

Can anyone tell me anything about the pocket pistol? Is difficult or worthwhile to repair?

[lew07]

I'm just sooo popular!

Can anyone tell me anything about the pocket pistol? Is difficult or worthwhile to repair?

Did it cock and dry fire (carefully)? These pocket pistols have a large spring in the frame at the grip. Quite often they are missing or too weak to function because of their age.

[mikewareing]

I'm just sooo popular!

Can anyone tell me anything about the pocket pistol? Is difficult or worthwhile to repair?

Could be worth a repair but not at £80. That is about its value working.