Concealed carry flintlock pistols of the late 18th century - The boxlock mechanism 

"defending yourself, defending your loved ones, defending your home was always the most important cause for a law-abiding citizen to keep arms" okay, very strong start. that's an instant like and subscribe from me

Glad to see you keeping history alive

ideal for when brigands are absconding with your coin

My first thought was "How's that sight gonna hold zero" but then nvm

Awesome set of flintlock pistols, thank you for sharing the history as well.

Talking of keeping the quality of the content high, my word is this high quality content! What an excellent presentation of this fascinating little pistols.

There are many BP channels on youtube but I enjoy yours the most. Always done with European elegance.

The 44 marking is the UK calibre. Its marked on the barrels and mould so that you don't mix up different sizes of shot, and load an oversized bullet by mistake. (Mark, UK Museum Curator).

Excellent and highly interesting presentation as always! Thank you!

Love your channel. But i have to tell you that in the US growing up I was around some very shady/bad people. Some of them were drug dealers in the 1980s who sold and indulged in cocaine. What I always remember about them is that they wore around their necks on a silver chain were either a small spoon (to use to sniff the drug) or a razor blade (to use to cut up the drug). Seeing your necklace makes me laugh, but looks great on you also! Keep up the EXCELLENT content!

Great video, well in keeping with the high standards of historical accuracy, detailed information, and and professional delivery which have ever been the hallmarks of your channel.

Another great video Mr. Németh, thank you.

What a great set of history to own. This video was very interesting! Thanks for all the lessons you provide.

Great pieces. Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing

I thoroughly enjoy CapandBall channel. Excellent demonstrations, fun shooting, and good times. Thank you, from Irvine California.

Another excellent presentation from Dr. Németh.

Finally i found a YT channel who discuss about old weapons, thank you Capandball for demostrate this gun, what a beautiful pistol 😍, this is the correct youtube channel for me :)

Minute of belly button was and still is the requirement for defensive handgun. Thank you for bring those beautiful (at least to my eyes) pieces of history for us to enjoy sir!

Another great video. Your videos helped inspire me to buy my first flintlock rifle (just a Traditions Deluxe Kentucky rifle) as well as to sign up as a volunteer hunters education instructor here in West Virginia. Keep up the great work.

Great video as always - my firearms interest is WWI/II but I still enjoy watching other eras of guns. And I would also like to add, good sir, your English is impeccable. Thanks

Beautiful! I have one of these on my wall. Still has the original owner’s name engraved on it. Nowhere near as nice as your set though.

Beautiful, thank you for the video.

I'm glad to see content from you. Keep up the good work.

Great video. Interesting pistols. Thank you Cap and Ball!

LOVE IT!......As always, a wonderful presentation!

Wonderful pistol😎

I have one a little smaller than that, marked Liege. It has a cute little brass or bronze "cannon" style barrel and what looks like ebony for the wood grips. Watching you fire these has inspired me to put my little "muff pistol" into working order. Thanks!

He's back!

thank you for showing these wonderful jewels!

Wow!!! Cool little pistols!!! And old tires as a backstop is a genius idea!!!

Thanks for your upload of this lovely little pair of black powder pistols

Would love to have a brace of pistols like those. Color me jealous.

Another good one from the Hungarian Historian! Keep it up please.

Your video quality is always outstanding

That is a fantastic set of pistols!

Excellent as always!

Excellent video ! Thanks for showing us an up close visual of the loading process including that last step of tightening the barrel with the tool. They look gorgeous and little pistols like this are always interesting to me no matter which era they are from. Whether they are tiny boxlocks like these or small semi auto .25 acps its all interesting from my point of view

It took me quite awhile to completely figure out the best way for me to conceal carry my HK P2000 (spring/summer) and HK USP45C (fall/winter). I can’t imagine trying to sort out a way to conceal carry your Boston pistols especially with the greater complexity of men’s clothing 250 years ago. Great video!

As always excellent and interesting videos a pleasure to watch thank you

Wow. One of your best videos yet. Hello from Columbia, SC USA.

Very interesting and educational, many thanks. Nice pistols.

Very cool piece of history. Thanks for sharing. From Australia

Very nice video. Keep them Coming.Thanks

Beautiful set of pistols!

Beautiful little pistols

As always great video!

These two beautiful pistols and box are simply Sweet! I’m always fascinated and very impressed by the creativity, craftsmanship and art. I could hardly wait to see you prepare and shoot these pistols. Thank You So Much and Many Blessings! And keep loading your powder to share with us! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

Great video

Nice video, finally someone makes a video on these tiny pocket pistols

Those are Beautiful.

On my birthday I’m rewarded with a video 😄

What a fabulous video, always enjoy your content, thank you....🍻👍

Your channel is the only one my wife will watch with me.

Thank you

Great video 😃

VERY NICE - THANKS !

Sold two repros like that and my brother has an original London made one. Love the cute little bullet mold.

Excellent video, I foolishly sold a brass boxlock London made Flintlock pistol a while ago. I made a good profit but now regret selling it. Looking for a percussion replacement now.

Great channel ! 😉

This is my new EDC. I carry IWB with a custom kydex holster that a friend made for me

So many shots and no missfire, that tiny guns are in a great condition.

wow,my cap and ball revolvers seem like advanced weaponry now.expert video as always.

A bore diameter of 11.2 mm is almost exactly .44 caliber - the number stamped on the tools. Maybe those numbers refer to the caliber rather than the serial number? Just a thought...

very nice

What a beaut . Numbered set 44 . Very cool . It's a set that you can only rent for a short time of your life and if your lucky , a child will share the same passion . And take them on . Because , they need to get out and be used periodically . Very jealous . But thank you for the video . Very cool .

Wonderful, entertaining video. Before the invention of antibiotics, a hit in the body cavity was almost always fatal...eventually. Ever from a tiny under-powered pistol the threat of death was quite real.

As part of my flintlock cleaning , I usually push an oily pipe cleaner down the touch hole to keep the ignition channel clear then dry it. One more insurance against a hang or misfire.

0:10 Not here in Australia. We are a completely defenceless population. (That's why the police are now bashing people for simply being outside their home as there's not a damn thing we can do about it)

Eddig csak angol vagy amerikai csatornákat néztem de ez most megváltozott tekintve a (számomra) professzionális prezentációkat.

Now this is a great thing... I wish I could buy one...

Inrange and cap n ball posting blackpowder content on the same day. I feel like I'm being spoiled.

I cant tell if I'm correct or not, but that (Hungarian?) accent is butter to me ears. something about how its recorded and balanced with my headphones is just addictive too. so many youtubers have bad audio but this was clearly not overlooked :)

I own 2 brothers to yours in percussion and plain with no engraving from Pedersoli . One of them I bought . The other I built from a kit . The one I built had a rifled barrel , the one I bought was smooth bore .

Great video... I love Queen Anne style pistols.. I have a 50 caliber I Queen Anne pistol. Replica.. I am looking for a box lock pocket pistol next. Like I said great work 👍👍

An interesting loading procedure. No ram rod to drop and lose.

What a lovely set of pistols kinda off subject but your tools are quite lovely as well I use you powder measurer for my muzzle loading Kentucky Rifle when I hunt deer

Yes, yes yes yes yes! Keep this kind of video coming! I have one of these by ‘Nock’ with Birmingham proofs. Always wanted to see one in action, you made my dream come true. You’re a good man! Interesting to note the ball is oversized to bore, could you elaborate on this please? Usually they are bang on bore size, or patched (and therefore twice patch thickness below bore diameter). Either way, they still stay in place if held barrel down. We have different laws regarding these in the UK, if I were to imply I’d fire the thing, I’d have to have it on a FAC. But I can own one as an antique, curiosity or as part of a larger collection without an FAC. Just holding this type of pistol and presenting it to an imagined foe really takes you back 200 years. They just ooze class at every turn. The box is so well filed together you can’t even see the joins we’re vertical meets horizontal. Next step, a nice English Precusion belt pistol in .50” a slightly later ‘conceal carry’ a little less prone to misfiring! Thanks for posting! Watch all your videos anyway, but this really made my day!

Good video ! I didn't know that a 18th century pistol like this was slower to reload than a balestrino crossbow of the same size...

👍 cute little pistols looking good for their age.

Iam from Delhi . I love old gun ❤️ youer video osm

The original Boston is in Lincolnshire England. Interestingly the Mayflower set sail from Boston before it left Plymouth. New York is just down the road from Boston.

You Sir an honorary Texas citizen.

I would think these are a pair of dueling pistols, given the age, box and accouterments. Very well made and presented never the less.

Ez nagyon kis tetszetős működés közben is :-D

I would be petrified of either the barrel exploding with ball tolerance, or the lead ball bouncing back off a tyre. great video

Reminds me of the 'Han shot first' scene. The amount of fire and smoke feels appropriate.

To hit that well at about 12 feet or 13 feet distance which is how much roughly 5 meters is from those smoothbore tiny flintlock pieces is doing very well. I used to have a pederdoli percussion .45 derringer and I had to be 2 meters away from the target to be able to hit decently

Actually bought one this morning! I'll make a wrench as it didn't have one with it.

Those threads on the breach look amazing! I didn't think that they had that sort of technology in the 18th century. Were they re-threaded?

I have one of these antiques but it is not in firing condition. Cool vid.

I would love to have a pair of those pistols.

Glad to see you're still making videos. I enjoy your content. Always been fascinated with primitive weapons. Just a curious question, what is your nationality my friend?

I have exactly a Pair of those at the Wall in my Basement. I never knew what they exactly are. I tought it might be props. Checked em now, they are Original.

You talking about antique firearms with your voice is like music to melt ears and very relaxing LOL 😂😂 Also, where can I find reproduction kits for these if they even exist? Is it something I'll either have to buy an original or build one myself?

Wow. Thanks. I need to show you a couple of hand guns. How do I go about that. I’m not able to find them anywhere on internet. Thanks Thanks.

Wow. Amazing content. Greetings from Luxemburg to Hungary! Are you using brunox on semi autos as well?

very nice pistols congratulations ! have you taken the pistols apart in the box lock if possible ?

I used tires as a backstop once. At 60 yards, I had a .22 lr bullet come back and hit me in the chest. It barely had enough energy to reach me, so I was unharmed. Astounding, how tough tires are.

If I had to carry pistols like these, I might try a "buck and ball" load, with shot behind the ball to prevent it falling out

On my 2005 Hyundai Elantra the center console cover has a small compartment inside of the cover itself, and I was both wondering what that compartment is good for and where I should store my Liegi derringer, until one day I happened to try to put that derringer in the secret compartment, and it fits perfect! Before I put it in the glove box until one day police pulled me over for speeding and I realized my registration and insurance are in the same place as the gun, not smart! I was lucky that I have a pile of trash on the passenger seat so I just buried the gun in the trash before the police walked up to my car. Was a little close, lol.