#flintlock pistols

[ltwilliammowett]

Naval Officer Flintlock Pistol - late 18th Century. Barrel length: 15 cm, Bayonet length: 11 cm. Total length (without bayonet): 28.5 cm

[sibilantwhisper]

Had to do my man Izo right for the OnePieceArtCollab2

[artschoolglasses]

Pair of flintlock pistols made for the Prince of Wales, later George IV, from gunsmith Durs Egg and silversmith Michael Barnett, 1793-94

From the Met Museum

[empirearchives]

Pair of Double-Barreled Turn-Off Flintlock Pistols

Jean Lepage, French

Fleury Montagny, French

Early 1800s, Napoleonic era

One pistol is inscribed "Gravé par Montangy". It is very rare for engraving on firearms to be signed by the artist. A family of engravers named Montagny worked in Saint-Étienne, a city famous for firearms production. Fleury Montagny, perhaps the author of the exceptionally fine engraving on these pistols, is also recorded as working in the Boutet workshop in Versailles. The delicately carved grips appear to be made of ebony with inset boxwood plaques. The plaques feature heads of Medusa and Bacchus.

Source: The Met

[shadelesssocket]

Pair of Flintlock Turn-Off Pistols

Gunsmith Daniel Moore, British

ca. 1760-80

[hadesfucks]

Pirates are only associated with flintlock pistols because that’s the weapon of the time period! If you’re gonna have modern pirates give them modern weapons! Those fuckers wanna kill efficiently! You can’t tell me they wouldn’t have like one (1) Uzi

[filibusterfrog]

[tahopo]

this guy brought a gun to a blight

[rununcal]

The fish man from Libertatia

[pedroam-bang]

Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End (2016)

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[ltwilliammowett]

Pair of naval flintlock pistols, by Taylor Warranted, England, c. 1815

[foamcraft-armory]

I'm going to attempt to make something like this 😬

So it starts with two 2cm thick pieces like this (they're two layers of 1cm thick foam glued together) they'll form the main body of the flintlock lamp.

[artschoolglasses]

Pair of Pistols, 1775-1800

Victoria & Albert Museum

[hamenthotep]

These were made to be used as stunt props for a movie.

And only seen from a distance.

In the dark.

So they didn't need that much detail

I'll start taking pictures at the beginning next time instead of starting halfway through

[shewhoworshipscarlin]

Pair of Flintlock pistols, 1730-70, England.