Queen Anne Flintlock Pistol - Revision history

Pustelga7: /* Film */

2023-04-25T23:09:52Z

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VladVladson at 23:17, 23 March 2023

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	[[Image:FlintlockPocketPistol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Pocket size "Queen Anne" breech-loading pistol with detachable barrel]]		[[Image:FlintlockPocketPistol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Pocket size "Queen Anne" breech-loading pistol with detachable barrel]]

	The '''Queen Anne''' was an unusual English flintlock pistol in which the lock plate, breech and trigger were forged in one piece, in a similar way to a modern firearm action, so named because they became popular in the reign of Queen Anne (1707-1714), though the mechanism existed since the 1640s.		The '''Queen Anne''' (also known as a "turn-off barrel pistol") was an unusual English flintlock pistol in which the lock plate, breech and trigger were forged in one piece, in a similar way to a modern firearm action, so named because they became popular in the reign of Queen Anne (1707-1714), though the mechanism existed since the 1640s.

	Most Queen Anne pistols are breech-loaders with turn-off barrels that can be unscrewed from the weapon to insert the ball and powder without ramming or wadding. While this provided a great advantage in increasing reloading speed, Queen Anne pistols were not popular with the military due to their expense and the possibility of dropping the detachable barrel while loading, and were mostly used by civilian shooters for self-defence.		Most Queen Anne pistols are breech-loaders with turn-off barrels that can be unscrewed from the weapon to insert the ball and powder without ramming or wadding. While this provided a great advantage in increasing reloading speed, Queen Anne pistols were not popular with the military due to their expense and the possibility of dropping the detachable barrel while loading, and were mostly used by civilian shooters for self-defence. An unusually high number of examples were rifled, as the breech-loading nature bypasses the difficulty of loading pre-Minié ball muzzleloading rifles.

	Note that any firing {{PAGENAME}}s in a live-action production are likely to be modern replicas since period flintlocks are unsafe to shoot and much more expensive.		Note that any firing {{PAGENAME}}s in a live-action production are likely to be modern replicas since period flintlocks are unsafe to shoot and much more expensive.

VladVladson at 23:42, 12 March 2023

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	[[Image:FlintlockPocketPistol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Pocket size "Queen Anne" breech-loading pistol with detachable barrel]]		[[Image:FlintlockPocketPistol.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|Pocket size "Queen Anne" breech-loading pistol with detachable barrel]]

	The '''Queen Anne''' was an unusual English flintlock pistol in which the lock plate, breech and trigger were forged in one piece, in a similar way to a modern firearm action, so named because they became popular in the reign of Queen Anne (1707-1714).		The '''Queen Anne''' was an unusual English flintlock pistol in which the lock plate, breech and trigger were forged in one piece, in a similar way to a modern firearm action, so named because they became popular in the reign of Queen Anne (1707-1714), though the mechanism existed since the 1640s.

	Most Queen Anne pistols are breech-loaders with turn-off barrels that can be unscrewed from the weapon to insert the ball and powder without ramming or wadding. While this provided a great advantage in increasing reloading speed, Queen Anne pistols were not popular with the military due to their expense and the possibility of dropping the detachable barrel while loading, and were mostly used by civilian shooters for self-defence.		Most Queen Anne pistols are breech-loaders with turn-off barrels that can be unscrewed from the weapon to insert the ball and powder without ramming or wadding. While this provided a great advantage in increasing reloading speed, Queen Anne pistols were not popular with the military due to their expense and the possibility of dropping the detachable barrel while loading, and were mostly used by civilian shooters for self-defence.

VladVladson: /* Specifications */ More exact date of origin per The Met's article on them.

2023-03-12T23:41:18Z

Specifications: More exact date of origin per The Met's article on them.

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	==Specifications==		==Specifications==

	''(~~18th Century~~)''		''(1640s)''

	'''Type:''' Pistol		'''Type:''' Pistol

Nanomat: /* Television */

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	\| ''[[Black Sails]]'' \|\| [[Jannes Eiselen]] \|\| Dufrene \|\| \|\| 2014-2015		\| ''[[Black Sails]]'' \|\| [[Jannes Eiselen]] \|\| Dufrene \|\| Pedersoli Queen Anne Brass \|\| 2014-2015
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	\| rowspan=4\|''[[Great, The - Season 2\|The Great]]'' \|\| [[Sacha Dhawan]] \|\| Count Orlo \|\| "Heads It’s Me" (S02E01) \|\| rowspan=4\|2021		\| rowspan=4\|''[[Great, The - Season 2\|The Great]]'' \|\| [[Sacha Dhawan]] \|\| Count Orlo \|\| "Heads It’s Me" (S02E01) \|\| rowspan=4\|2021

Greg-Z: /* Film */

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Greg-Z: /* Television */

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	\| ''[[Black Sails]]'' \|\| [[Jannes Eiselen]] \|\| Dufrene \|\| \|\| 2014-2015		\| ''[[Black Sails]]'' \|\| [[Jannes Eiselen]] \|\| Dufrene \|\| \|\| 2014-2015
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			\| Bayo Gbadamosi \|\| Arkady \|\| Pedersoli Queen Anne Brass; "Animal Instincts" (S02E05), "A Simple Jape" (S02E06)
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			\| Florence Keith-Roach \|\| Tatyana \|\| Pedersoli Queen Anne Brass; "Animal Instincts" (S02E05)
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			\| Belinda Bromilow \|\| Aunt Elizabeth \|\| Pedersoli Queen Anne Brass; "Wedding" (S02E10)
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HighPhigh: /* Film */

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Pyramid Silent: /* Film */

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Evil Tim: Undo revision 977515 by Pyramid Silent (talk)

2015-11-10T20:13:41Z

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	[[Category:Gun]]		[[Category:Gun]]
	[[Category:Pistol]]		[[Category:Pistol]]
	~~[[Category:Muzzleloader]]~~