Anyone know what I have?

[HMMurdock]

I got this several years ago for display (I collect cutlass swords and wanted to put it with them). I got it on a whim — I was told it’s likely an Asian copy of an 18th Century English Naval pistol in .69 caliber. All I know is it looks cool. I hope this is the correct place for this post. Anyone know what I have? Is it safe to learn to shoot it sometime? The flint sparks but I have no experience in things like this. Thanks!

 

[msuspartan]

Any marks on the barrel? Maybe they could be on the bottom of the barrel too. Looks like a Miroku (japanese)

 

[bobjones223]

According to the current administration and media you have an unregistered, Multi-Shot, hand cannon, with built in smoke screen hiding the shooter identity. It also comes equipped with a flame thrower and delayed fire allowing for better target acquisition.

You asked "anyone know what I have?"

 

[indyartisan]

Looks like one of these with a fancy background.
This one is marked “Ultra Hi”,
“67cal”, “Japan”

 

[Ortgies]

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I got this several years ago for display (I collect cutlass swords and wanted to put it with them). I got it on a whim — I was told it’s likely an Asian copy of an 18th Century English Naval pistol in .69 caliber. All I know is it looks cool. I hope this is the correct place for this post. Anyone know what I have? Is it safe to learn to shoot it sometime? The flint sparks but I have no experience in things like this. Thanks!

I think I'd find someone in the NMLRA to check it out for you. Likely O.K., but since you may not know who, or where manufactured, I'd be concerned about the strength of the barrel.