Zur Produktinfo springen
1 of 3

Battle-Merchant

17th century flintlock pistol brass replica

Regulärer Preis
$79.98 USD
Regulärer Preis
Angebotspreis
$79.98 USD
Inkl. MwSt. Shipping wird beim Checkout berechnet.
Highlights

This high-quality replica of a 17th-century German flintlock pistol is an impressive collector's item for enthusiasts of historical firearms.

  • Authentic replica of a short blunderbuss, also known as an espingole or tromblon
  • Elegant resin stock with a wood-look finish and intricately crafted brass inlays
  • All metal parts, such as the barrel and trigger guard, have an antique brass finish.
  • Fully functional mechanism for authentic handling, ideal for decorative and reenactment purposes.
  • Compact dimensions: approximately 30 cm in length and weighing about 600 g
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com

17th century flintlock pistol brass replica
German flintlock pistol, 17th century, brass replica
17th century flintlock pistol brass replica
17th century flintlock pistol brass replica

17th century flintlock pistol brass replica in detail

Questions about the product 17th century flintlock pistol brass replica

Wird geladen...

The German flintlock pistol from the 17th century has one barrel. The stock of the replica is made of wood.

Are the mechanical parts of this replica movable, and what is the total weight of the pistol?

The mechanical parts of this replica are fully functional, allowing for authentic handling. Information regarding the exact overall weight of this specific pistol is not included in the available documentation.

Which country served as a model for the design of this flintlock pistol, and what is the overall length of the replica?

Germany served as the model for the design of this flintlock pistol, and the replica has a total length of 36 cm.

Wird geladen...

The funnel-shaped muzzle of the flintlock pistol (blunderbuss) facilitated loading, particularly on rocking ships or in moving carriages. It spread the shot load widely at close range, making it extremely effective in close combat against multiple attackers. This weapon was favored by sailors to defend against boarding attempts, by stagecoach drivers for protection against highwaymen, and by the military and police for use in confined spaces or during riots.