Original 17th Century Rangda Ritual Ivory Handle Kris Dagger from Island of Bali Replica Non-Firing Guns In accordance with MOD requirements

In accordance with MOD requirements at the time

The safety is not complete in that the linkage from the bottom end of the side lever to the trigger is absent but clearly this use was the original intention

Original Item: The safety bar in the Luger pistol blocks the movement of the sear if the trigger is pulled when the safety is in the SAFE position

The sash plate was an enhanced version of the regimental badge with a large silver back plate listing the regiment's glories of past campaigns dating back to the 1600s

This system was used in a variety of calibers

Original 17th Century Rangda Ritual Ivory Handle Kris Dagger from Island of Bali Replica Non-Firing Guns In accordance with MOD requirementsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is by far the oldest and most compelling East Indian KRIS waved blade dagger we have ever had. It has a Fabulous long watered steel blade with beautiful undulations of over 18" in length, along with a studded collar known as a "mendak", which has a set of six inset get, a couple of which are missing, located between the blade and hilt. The hilt of this kris is an exquisitely carved Ivory likeness of the Witch