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Civil War era Percussion Boot Pistol Guns International #: 100891997 Seller's Inventory #: Category: Antique Pistols - Percussion - Civil War Pistols Seller's Information When emailing or calling sellers direct, please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com Seller: MAX T. FRANCE Company: MAX T. FRANCE Member Since: 7/15/07 First Name: MAX Last Name: FRANCE State: New York Zip: 14033 Country: United States Phone: (716) 941-3946 Phone2: (716) 913-0446 Platinum Seller Total Number of Listings: 11161 Seller: FFL Dealer Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns. 3 days Payment Types Accepted: POSTAL MONEY ORDERS,BANK CASHIERS CHECK OR PERSONAL CHECKS PERSONAL CHECKS DELAY SHIPPING BY 5 BUSINESS DAYS Description: This is an unmarked single shot Percussion Boot pistol in approximately 34 caliber.  It has an internally mounted hammer, birds-head grips, and a part round/octagonal barrel which unscrews from the frame to facilitate loading and cleaning. Barrel length 3 ¼”   These were cheap inexpensive weapons designed with mostly cast parts very average fit and finish.   Grips are made from some type of light hardwood.   Overall Condition:   This item is missing the nipple for the percussion cap. Overall there is some pitting on the metal. This item has not been test fired by us.    What's unusual about this one is the condition.  At that time these were fairly disposable and the maker didn't even want you to know who he was.  The ones that have survived 150 years are usually pretty beat up.  This would make a nice addition to a collection of pocket pistols or early American percussion weapons. SOLD Antique: Yes