Original 19th Century European .22 Rimfire Pistol for Indoor Shooting - circa 1860 Schwarzlose MG known as "The Gun That

known as "The Gun That Won the West"

in order to prepare men for the task of dealing with Japanese ordnance in the Pacific Theatre of Operations

and King's German Legion light cavalry during the Napoleonic Wars

With the start of World War II in 1939

Eisenhower's aide

Original 19th Century European .22 Rimfire Pistol for Indoor Shooting - circa 1860 Schwarzlose MG known as "The Gun ThatOriginal Item: Only One Available. Pistols such as these are quite novel, and were produced in the 1860's for the then current passion of indoor shooting. Many European households were much concerned with street violence and this indoor shooting designed to get Ladies and young adults familiar with guns for self protection was an instant hit at the time. It was designed to shoot very low pressure approximately . 22 Caliber cartridges. This example