• Historical Lucknow flintlock pistol 18th century
  • English Lucknow pistol, 18th century replica, various versions
  • Historical Lucknow flintlock pistol from the 18th century.
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Historical Lucknow flintlock pistol from the 18th century.

$66.98 USD
$66.98 USD
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Highlights

The English Lucknow flintlock pistol is a detailed reproduction of the famous Queen Anne weapons from the 18th century.

  • Authentic replica of a historical muzzle-loading pistol from the reign of Anne Stuart
  • Available with a choice of a fine wood-effect stock or an elegant ivory imitation stock
  • High-quality construction from robust resin combined with ornate metal elements
  • Fully functional firing mechanism for a realistic tactile experience
  • Artful floral engravings on the barrel, lock, and fittings accentuate the luxurious design
  • Ideal collector's item for historical reenactments and decorations, with an overall length of approximately 35 cm
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Historical Lucknow flintlock pistol 18th century
English Lucknow pistol, 18th century replica, various versions
Historical Lucknow flintlock pistol from the 18th century.
Historical Lucknow flintlock pistol 18th century

Historical Lucknow flintlock pistol from the 18th century. in detail

Questions about the product Historical Lucknow flintlock pistol from the 18th century.

Is this Lucknow flintlock pistol a functional weapon or a purely decorative replica made of resin and metal?

The Lucknow flintlock pistol is a purely decorative replica and is not capable of firing. It is made from non-weapon-grade materials such as metal (zinc die-casting) and resin (resin with a wood or ivory finish). However, the mechanism is fully functional, allowing the pistol to be cocked and fired.
What is the historical origin of the name Queen Anne for this Lucknow pistol, and what are the differences between the available design variants?

The name Queen Anne dates back to the reign of the British Queen Anne Stuart (1702–1714), during which this type of pistol became fashionable. The available design variations differ primarily in the material of the grip, which is made of either wood or imitation ivory, as well as in the metal finishes, such as polished, brass, or silver. There are also special versions for left-handed shooters and models from various manufacturers, such as Denix or Kolser.
What material are the decorations on the grip of the Lucknow pistol made of, and is the ramrod functional or permanently attached on this model?

The decorations on the grip of this pistol replica are made of metal and resin that imitates either wood or ivory. The ramrod is permanently attached to this model and serves only a decorative purpose.
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The Lucknow Arsenal, under the direction of Claude Martin (Superintendent from 1776 to 1800), served as a major production center for luxury Anglo-Indian firearms, crafted by specialized Indian artisans. The barrel, mechanism, and receiver of this replica are decorated with intricate floral and contemporary motifs, emulating the opulent style of the historical originals.