Pistol m/1690

Unknown artist

Group E III. The relative length of the race 23 caliber. Ball weight: 18.25 g. PIPAN has 10.85 cm long chamber piece, which at the rear is octagonal, but at the front on a stretch of 4 cm hexagon. At the front, it is bounded by a raised stripe that is separated from the chamber by a narrow burst. 2.5 cm further ahead, a wide and a narrow raised stripe goes around the barrel, The long field is around. About 2 cm behind the mouth sits a boat-shaped grain and at the front of the tail screw tail a low position sight. On the lower side of the chamber piece is a stamp consisting of three triangles joined together. On the left side of the chamber, the figure 1 is wrapped and on the upper side there is a stamp with the letters P O, and on the same side is engraved “Anno 1690 S.R” (Stockholm armor chamber). The LOW has a cobbled plate. The wheel stack sits straight below the tension tamp, and the handlebar has the longest edge. At the front of the lockboard, under the male spring the letters DR (Daniel Roloff in Stockholm) are wrapped. The lock is maintained by three screws. STOCK of birch and black. On the right side, the edge of the barrel has two oblique cracks on the edge of the barrel and on the same side a piece of wood is made between the cross screw and the locking blade. On the left side of the piston above the piston cap, the figure is 1 wrapped. Iron. The coat has long, narrow rails, the right of which ends about 1.1 cm behind the tip of the locking blade. It is restrained by a bottom-set screw and has an oval cross-section with a maximum width of 5.5 cm and a maximum thickness of 4.45 cm. The rear end of the hostel has the shape of a screw and is screwed into the log, but the front end is provided with a hole, through which a wooden screw runs. In addition, there is a cylindrical tubing of iron bleck and a 0.85 cm long behind the front end of the log. A wooden LADDSTOCK and at one end has a 3.6 cm long iron fitting. The barrel is made in Örebro, the lock of the barbecue Daniel Rollof in Stockholm and the log most likely by some Kungl. Maj: ts stockmaker, probably Schertiger d.ä. The weapon is a model for Stockholm’s armor, and for reasons it is considered to be the Reichstag for 1690 years of pistols. on the engraving of these guns m/1690, the gun was obtained in 1935 from the Artillery and Engineering College in exchange for another gun m/1690, which in 1879 came to the museum from the Stockholm rifle betrayal model hall and on the barrel had the inscription “Anno 1690 Ö F” (Örebro factori), but whose lock was not the original one. The guns were previously called m/1695, and Spak read the century on the barrel of the Örebro factorial intended gun, which was usually severely painful, as in 1699.