Denix 18th Century Russian Flintlock Pistol Non-Firing Replica with Eagle Head Handle

Description

This unique 18th Century Russian Flintlock Pistol replica showcases the distinctive craftsmanship and imperial grandeur of Russian firearms from the era of the Tsars. Featuring an octagonal-to-round blued barrel that transitions elegantly along its length, this classic replica displays exceptional attention to detail. The elaborately engraved simulated brass receiver gleams with intricate patterns, while the engraved simulated ivory grip provides a luxurious contrast. The crowning feature is the magnificent eagle head handle, a powerful symbol of Russian imperial authority that makes this piece instantly recognizable and highly collectible.

Key Features

• Authentic 18th-century Russian flintlock pistol design
• Distinctive octagonal-to-round blued barrel construction
• Elaborately engraved simulated brass receiver with intricate detailing
• Engraved simulated ivory grip for period-correct luxury
• Magnificent eagle head handle symbolizing Russian imperial power

Specifications

• Brand: Denix
• Type: Non-Firing Replica
• Model: Russian Flintlock Pistol
• Era: 18th Century (1700s)
• Barrel: Octagonal-to-Round Blued Barrel
• Receiver: Elaborately Engraved Simulated Brass
• Grip: Engraved Simulated Ivory
• Handle: Eagle Head Design
• Length: 14"
• Weight: 11 oz

Historical Background

Russian flintlock pistols of the 18th century were renowned for their distinctive styling and superior craftsmanship, often commissioned by the Imperial Court and high-ranking military officers.

Safety and Legal Information

This is a non-firing replica firearm. It cannot be modified to fire live ammunition or blanks. This item is intended for display, collection, theatrical use, and historical education purposes only.

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.