A faithful reproduction of the French 18th-century revolving 3-barrel flintlock pistol, featuring an eagle head butt, antique gray metal finish, and simulated engraved wooden grips with a working pan, hammer, and trigger mechanism. This Denix replica captures the ingenuity of one of history's most iconic sidearms, a weapon favored by pirates and naval combatants alike.
Flintlock pistols were among the most commonly used firearms of the 18th Century. A flint stone, struck by the hammer, produced the spark that ignited the gunpowder. Each shot required manual reloading through the breech, a slow process that often meant the pistol was used as a club or the fighter drew a saber after the first shot. The 3-barrel design gave its wielder a rare advantage: multiple shots before reloading.
Live the pirate adventures and misadventures of the Caribbean seas with this Denix historical reproduction!
Features
Revolving 3-barrel design, multiple shots before reloading
Eagle head butt detail
Simulated engraved wooden grips
Working the pan, hammer, and trigger action
Antique gray metal finish
Specifications
Brand: Denix
Reference: 1306
Type: Non-Firing Replica Collectible
Era: Historical Weapons XVI–XIX C. / 18th Century France
Length: 11.5" (30 cm)
Weight: 2 lbs. (1,061 g)
Finish: Antique Gray
Grip: Simulated Engraved Wood
Country of Manufacture: Spain
UPC: 8435089713060
Shipping Restrictions
This item cannot be shipped to New Jersey (NJ), New York City (NYC), or Rhode Island (RI).
Legal Disclaimer
This is a non-firing replica intended for display and collector use only. Not a functional firearm. Keep out of reach of children. Always follow local laws and regulations regarding replica firearms.
