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The only one I have ever seen or heard of is the single adjustivle hammer you described. I have always been facinated by it and look for them in every museum I go to...makes me stand out in Art museums and museums of Natural history (LOL), but you get my point.
I can only envy you getting to hold one.
I would love to have a replica so I could shoot it, but its pretty pricey for a BP replica
Regarding the weight and difficulty of "lugging them around", I believe they were/are considered horse pistols, that is, the holster was on the saddle, not on the calveryman's hip
Ed
Last edited on Fri Dec 14th, 2007 03:40 pm by