Pitcairn-Putnam Pistols

A Pitcairn-Putnam pistol

The Pitcairn-Putnam Pistols were a pair of 18th century pistols previously owned by John Pitcairn, until his horse was shot from under him after the Battles of Lexington and Concord. The pistols then ended up in the hands of Israel Putnam, who subsequently passed them on to Ratonhnhaké:ton following the Battle of Bunker Hill.

Arno Dorian was able to acquire a replica of the pistol during the French Revolution.

Weapon statistics

American Revolution

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Description
This pair of Scottish ram’s-head-butted pistols is an exact copy of the ones found at Lexington. They bear the coat-of-arms of the Crosbie family, although it is believed the original pistols have belonged to Major John Pitcairn who lost them when his horse was shot from under him in the heat of the battle. They were later given to Gen. Israel Putnam.

French Revolution

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Level	Damage	Parry	Speed	Range	Clip Size	Cost	Modifiers	Requirements
Description
This Scottish ram’s-head-butted pistol is an exact copy of the ones used at Lexington.

Appearances

• Assassin's Creed III (first appearance)
• Assassin's Creed: Unity