Queen Anne Pistols – Historic Engraved Pocket Pistols | Collector’s Firearms

Queen Anne pistols – antique 18th century English firearms with turn-off barrels, engraving, and collector history | Collector’s Firearms.

In this episode, Collector’s Firearms President & CEO Danny Clark and firearms expert Josh Martinez showcase a pair of elegant Queen Anne pistols — some of the most distinctive and finely crafted firearms of the 18th century.

Named after Queen Anne of England, these pistols became popular in the early 1700s and are admired today for their turn-off barrels, ornate engraving, and elegant lines. Compact and concealable, they were among the first true “pocket pistols,” blending artistry with practicality.

In this episode:

Discussion of the pistol design

How the unique turn-off barrel system worked

Decorative details: engraving, finish, and stock craftsmanship

Whether you’re passionate about antique firearms, fascinated by 18th-century craftsmanship, or curious about the evolution of early pistols, this video is a must-watch.

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📌 Disclaimer: This video is for historical and educational purposes only. No instruction on firearm operation or modification is provided.

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