Rock pistol, Europe, circa 1750.

Gun length 445 mm, weight 980 g, caliber 15 mm

L u f a steel barrel, slightly tapering towards the exit, chamfered in the bottom part. Attached to the stock: with prongs to the bed and with a screw on the pigtail to the flask. On the left side, at the height of the firing chamber, minted signatures. Z a m e k rocker, operable. Sheet metal, counterplate, bail with whiskers, head cap - steel. All fittings seated in the sockets of the sludge. O s a d a - bed and flask - covered with relief floral decoration. The bed, ending in a bone, reaches the barrel's mouth. On the back of the flask an application. Weapon with European and Turkish features. Produced mainly in Italy and France, called "Levantine" weapons.
state of preservation: 4/4/4