The seven drains are for the pistol

Produced in 1983 by Dayananda Gunawardena
You may remember Neina's Suduwa song from the Madhura Javanika stage play.. In this song sung by Anula Bulathsinhala with Jackson Anthony in the wonderful music of Bandula Wijeweera, when we heard the words Neina Thambi's Kannu Hatta and Pistolaye, we thought that there were actually pistols in that era. ...Dayananda Gunawardena has composed the songs of this melodious stage play

Published at that time, H.A. Based on Piyadasa's poetry sheet.
It can be thought that in 1903/1906, when Neina's game was actually used, 7/8 bore pistols were used by the English army in Ceylon and India.
At that time the pistols were in England
Manufactured by John Evans & Son of London, they were used extensively by the British Army in India. Made in England these days
It is said that over 10,000 of Elisha Collier's flintlock revolvers were manufactured by John Evans and Son of London between 1819 and 1824 and sent to the British Army in India.
The need to stop too many men coming against the White Encounter at once was a problem the gunners had been dealing with for some time. Volley guns, hand weapons, were developed in the late 1700s. First as the flintlock, then as the drum cap and hammer, these weapons were developed to fire all barrels at once. Sometimes it exploded, always overpowered and delayed reloading, making them uncomfortable.
By the end of the Napoleonic Wars in 1815, Europe was in collective relief. Thousands of rifles and pistols were produced for the great battles. Subsequent developments were not of much interest. Already enough arms were available..More were sent for use in India….
Merolla Pistol,

This curious pistol was made by an eccentric gunsmith named Giovanni Merolla in Naples, Italy. Made in 1870, this pistol has two clusters of four barrels. Each hammer has four firing chute so that each barrel cluster is discharged simultaneously, making it a volley pistol. It is very strange and rare.

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