Double-Barrel Pistol

The Double-Barrel Pistol was an 18th century English pistol that boasted two identical barrels. Because pistols of this era could only chamber one shot at one time and reload times were long, the design of the Double-Barrel Pistol sought to address this by allowing its wielder the ability to fire twice before reloading.
During the American Revolution, the Kanien'kehá:ka Assassin Ratonhnhaké:ton bought this pistol at a general store in Boston, New York, or the Frontier after January 1778.Assassin's Creed III
==Weapon statistics==
Rate of fire 	Short range 	Long range 	Cost 	Availability
3 	2 	2 	£8,250 	Sequence 9
Description 	Description 	Description 	Description 	Description
This double-barreled English flintlock features a side-by-side barrel design. Having both barrels loaded lets you take two shots a row, making it easy to perform consecutive takedowns without having to reload.	This double-barreled English flintlock features a side-by-side barrel design. Having both barrels loaded lets you take two shots a row, making it easy to perform consecutive takedowns without having to reload.	This double-barreled English flintlock features a side-by-side barrel design. Having both barrels loaded lets you take two shots a row, making it easy to perform consecutive takedowns without having to reload.	This double-barreled English flintlock features a side-by-side barrel design. Having both barrels loaded lets you take two shots a row, making it easy to perform consecutive takedowns without having to reload.	This double-barreled English flintlock features a side-by-side barrel design. Having both barrels loaded lets you take two shots a row, making it easy to perform consecutive takedowns without having to reload.
==Appearances==
*Assassin's Creed III
==References==
Category:Firearms
Category:18th century weapons
Category:Pistols