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Old 7th September 2014, 07:16 PM   #1
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Default Two British military pistols for ID

I would like to know the exact model for those pistols

Number one GRICE 1759 Total length is 38 cm, the Barrel with a bore of 17mm.
Number TWO TOWER Total length is 39 cm, the Barrel with a bore of 17mm
By the way if somebody have an original hammer for the grice ,I would be intererested.
Any comment on it would be welcome.

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Old 7th September 2014, 08:20 PM   #3
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Hi Jean-Luc,
Have you searched for (pattern 1759) British Light Dragoon (Cavalry) Pistols ?
William Grice was a contractor to the Tower of London.
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Old 8th September 2014, 01:04 AM   #4
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Hello Cerjak

The first is light dragoons gun, model 1759 Calibre 17 pound.

If the second is smaller gauge, 24 pound is a gun for marine (sea service pistol), circa 1825.

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Old 8th September 2014, 09:57 AM   #5
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Hello Cerjak

The first is light dragoons gun, model 1759 Calibre 17 pound.

If the second is smaller gauge, 24 pound is a gun for marine (sea service pistol), circa 1825.

Affectionately. Fernando k
Dear Fernando K

I found two identical said to be a PATTERN 1805 SHORT SEA SERVICE FLINTLOCK .
He has a steel ramrod like mine ,but I don't have the belt hook and no no screw hole from this belthook.

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Old 8th September 2014, 10:28 AM   #6
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Hi Jean-Luc,
Have you searched for (pattern 1759) British Light Dragoon (Cavalry) Pistols ?
William Grice was a contractor to the Tower of London.
HI Fernando.

Well seen ! I found an identical British light Dragoon pistol by Grice.

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Old 8th September 2014, 12:41 PM   #7
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Hi
Both very nice guns
I am a newbee on here but have had a fair bit of experience on Firearm restoration etc.
There are some very good suppliers of replacement parts for this period of guns at reasonable cost (for cock, top jaw and top jaw screw) it would be around 40 euro, with some fitting on your part
I am not sure about putting suppliers addresses on forum so PM if you want this information, I am in no way linked to these suppliers except for having used their services several times.
regards and congradulations on aquiring these guns
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