French Blunderbuss Pistol, Espingole, 18th century

Discover the replica of the legendary French Trabuco Pistol, also known as Espingole or tromblon. This magnificent collector's item dates back to the 18th century and is perfect for history buffs and antique weapons enthusiasts.

One of the main features that make this flint pistol stand out is its distinctive flared muzzle, which makes it easy to load buckshot into the barrel. This unique design gives you an imposing and elegant look.

Constructed using high-quality materials, such as metal and resin (imitation wood), this replica guarantees durability and resistance. All metal elements are crafted and decorated with precision and detail, while the barrel bears the inscription "Joseph Kirner 1807", adding an authentic and realistic touch.

It is important to note that this impressive French Blunderbuss pistol is intended for decorative and recreational purposes only. Although its mechanism is fully articulated, this reproduction is not capable of firing. Also, the drumstick cannot be removed.

It doesn't matter if you are a keen collector of ancient weapons or just a passionate re-enactor, this replica is a beautiful and must-have item for every collection. Its careful attention to detail and its elegant design make it an essential accessory to enhance any environment and immerse yourself in history.

Take the opportunity now to add the French Blunderbuss Pistol to your collection. With a weight of 1050 grams and a length of 48 cm, this magnificent item will take you back in time and allow you to enjoy the beauty and the legacy of the weapons of the 18th century. Don't miss your chance to own this true historic gem.