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(A page for pinfire top-break pistols of various models)
 
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[[File:French Pinfire Single Shot Pistol.jpg|thumb|right|400px|French pinfire break-action pistol of unknown manufacturer, circa 1870 - 15.2mm pinfire]]
 
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[[File:Belgian Double Barrel Pinfire Pistol.jpg|thumb|right|400px|Pinfire double barreled pistol, Belgian manufacture - .58 caliber]]
  
 
Pinfire cartridge, invented by Casimir Lefaucheux, quickly became popular in various types of firearms, including shotguns, revolvers, pepperbox revolvers and pistol. Pinfire pistols were simpler and cheaper than revolvers and found some usage as pocket, duelling and sporting guns. While produced by various manufacturers, they were commonly referred as Lefaucheux pistols.
 
Pinfire cartridge, invented by Casimir Lefaucheux, quickly became popular in various types of firearms, including shotguns, revolvers, pepperbox revolvers and pistol. Pinfire pistols were simpler and cheaper than revolvers and found some usage as pocket, duelling and sporting guns. While produced by various manufacturers, they were commonly referred as Lefaucheux pistols.

Revision as of 17:33, 14 March 2020

French pinfire break-action pistol of unknown manufacturer, circa 1870 - 15.2mm pinfire
Pinfire double barreled pistol, Belgian manufacture - .58 caliber

Pinfire cartridge, invented by Casimir Lefaucheux, quickly became popular in various types of firearms, including shotguns, revolvers, pepperbox revolvers and pistol. Pinfire pistols were simpler and cheaper than revolvers and found some usage as pocket, duelling and sporting guns. While produced by various manufacturers, they were commonly referred as Lefaucheux pistols.

Specifications

(19th Century)

Type: Pistol

Caliber: Various

Capacity: 1 or 2 (double barreled)

Fire Modes: Single Shot


The Pinfire Pistol and variants can be seen in the following films, television series, video games, and anime used by the following actors:

Film

Title Actor Character Note Date
The Count of Monte Cristo Seen on Fernand de Morcerf's table 1954

Television

Title Actor Character Note Date
North and South Patrick Swayze Orry Main Double barreled 1985
A hoodlum



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