Original 19th Century Greek or Balkan Copper Clad Miquelet Lock Rat Tail Pistol - circa 1820 Knives & Daggers The AN/M2 had a cyclic

The AN/M2 had a cyclic rate of 750–850 rounds per minute

- First National Congress Medal in Manchuria

- Participation in three infantry or armored indirect assaults on three different days

coiled cases

The left side of the helmet features a crisp Heer eagle decal

Original 19th Century Greek or Balkan Copper Clad Miquelet Lock Rat Tail Pistol - circa 1820 Knives & Daggers The AN/M2 had a cyclicOriginal Item: Only One Available. This type of pistol is often referred to as a Miquelet "Rat Tail" Pistol, because of the shape of the stock. These were the traditional muzzle loading pistol of the Balkans and Greece in the early to mid 1800s. Designed to be worn in a sash around one's waist, the weapon is very streamlined in appearance. The Copper, which looks like Rose Gold (but it isn't), is quite thick and actually hollow for the most part. It