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I wouldn't be able to tell you the difference between 18th and 19th century clothes so as long as the gun's of the correct era I wouldn't worry about it. Good work
I'd go with your idea of a more modern type weapon like an old cap and ball colt or remmington revolver - as the flintlock or single shot feeds that anti's idiocy that the founders only meant muskets and such and wouldn't have supported the rkba for more modern repeating arms - a cap and ball revolver has repeat firepower and is recognizable as the close relative of modern cartridge revolvers. Just not a Walker Colt - I doubt many ladies carried those.
You might also punch it up by doing a split picture - one side with the armed woman of the past as you have now calm and placid and the other showing a terrified female on the street unarmed in fear of attack - it'd be a nice contrast and show the hypocrisy of modern liberal/femminist anti-gun attitudes that results in making women more vunerable.
Maybe a picture of a modern firearm to highlight the difference. Blackpowder pistols may not be affected by the unConstitutional Sullivan Law. Man, am I glad that I left NYS. I can hardly wait for "The War of Northeastern Expulsion." Keep up the good work. Even though I now live in Texas, maybe I will re-join SCOPE.
dress looks fine for 18th c... chemise covered by a bodice was as far as I know a little daring for the time (think of a modern woman with her slip showing).. but not terribly unheard of I guess. The plaid could as easily be a shawl of some sort. Looks great as is.
... well, except for the missing flint in the pistol.
-K
PS -- I like your type treatment on this one -- good one!
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