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Kaliber
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Pistolet Derringer Rider White kal. 4,5 mm S.342
Pistolet czarnoprochowy Derringer Rider White w kalibrze 4,5 mm.
W latach 1860–63 wyprodukowano prawie 1000 egzemplarzy pistoletu Remington Rider Derringer. Był to najmniejszy pistolet firmy Remington nienumerowany seryjnie i przeznaczony do wystrzeliwania pocisku o kalibrze .17 (4,3 mm).
Dwukomorowa część zamkowa lufy kwalifikowała go do uzyskania patentu. Patent nr 25.470 otrzymał 13 września 1859 r. wynalazca pistoletu – Joseph Rider.
Pistolet był wykonany z brązu, lufa została wbudowana w część zamka. Firma Remington reklamowała produkt jako pistolet salonowy, przy czym ze względu na ograniczonąliczbę oryginalnych egzemplarzy udało się zlokalizować jedynie dwadzieścia jeden z 1000 pistoletów.
Pistolet Derringer White jest wierną repliką broni, którą można znaleźć w książce Roberta Balla "Remington Firearms: The Golden Age of Collecting". Prezentowany model jest wykonany ze stali nierdzewnej i wyposażony w przedni oraz tylny celownik.
Całkowita długość broni to 12 cm. Długośc lufy 5,2 cm. Waga pistoletu wynosi 155 g. Lufa ma 10 bruzd o kącie skrętu 1-18 stopni.
Osoby zainteresowane zakupem tego modelu zapraszamy do kontaktu z Galerią Broni przy ul. Kolbego 16 w Warszawie. E-mail: galeriabroni(at)kaliber.pl, tel. 22 644 57 07.
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