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Denix 18th Century Non-Firing 4 Barrel Eagle Decorated Flintlock
Denix 18th Century Non-Firing 4 Barrel Eagle Decorated Flintlock
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Description
The 18th Century Four-Barrel Flintlock Pistol is a unique and stunning non-firing reproduction of one of the most innovative firearms of its time. Featuring an antique gray finish, a finely crafted wooden grip, and four individual barrels, this pistol represents the ingenuity of 18th-century gunsmithing. Designed to provide multiple shots before reloading, this firearm was favored by high-ranking officers, noblemen, and adventurers who required a powerful and reliable sidearm.
Key Features
- Authentic 18th Century Design: Four-barrel antique gray metal finish with a polished wooden grip.
- Functional Moving Parts: Working flintlock mechanism and trigger for realistic handling.
- Perfect for Display & Reenactments: Ideal for historical collectors, pirate enthusiasts, and film productions.
- Non-Firing & Legal to Own: No FFL required cannot chamber or fire live ammunition.
Specifications
- Brand: Denix
- Type: Non-Firing Replica Flintlock Pistol
- Model: 18th Century Four-Barrel Flintlock
- Era: 18th Century / European & Colonial Warfare
- Material: Metal & Wood
- Color: Antique Gray Finish with Wooden Grip
- Overall Length: Approx. 11 inches
- Weight: Approx. 2.5 lbs
- Functionality: Non-Firing, Movable Trigger & Flintlock Mechanism
Historical Background
During the 18th century, multi-barrel flintlock pistols were developed to overcome the limitations of traditional single-shot firearms. Since early flintlocks required manual reloading after each shot, designs featuring multiple barrels allowed for faster follow-up shots in battle, self-defense, and dueling.
Safety and Legal Information
This is a non-firing replica and cannot be modified to fire live ammunition. Please check local laws before purchasing.
Shipping Restrictions
Cannot Ship To: NJ, NYC, RI
These restrictions reflect our current shipping policy and are not legal advice. Customers are responsible for reviewing applicable state and local laws before ordering.
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