Originally, these particularly rare, elegant and well-balanced flintlock pistols belonged to the equipment of the Mamluks - squadron of Napoleon Bonaparte's imperial cavalry guard. Like all Royal Guard weapons, these were manufactured by the Manufacture de Versailles under the technical direction of Nicolas-Noel Boutet. These weapons were considered to be very robust and perfectly executed down to the last detail. The name Boutet is engraved on the top of the barrel.

• precisely processed
• well balanced
• Engraving on barrel root
• Barrel length: 19.3 cm
• Total length: 33.4 cm
• Weight: 700g
• Caliber: 14.5mm

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