A high quality reproduction by the Paul Jacobi Company in Iserlohn, Germany, of the Prussian M1850/51 Cavalry Pistol. The Jacobi company intentionally left the percussion nipple unbored so the pistol could be sold and owned without needing a strict live-fire firearms licence. Because Jacobi went out of business decades ago, these precise replicas have become highly collectible items in their own right for people who want the exact look, heft, and historical accuracy of a Prussian cavalry sidearm without the massive price tag or fragility of an 1850s antique.