Espingole dueling pistol, ivory finish, 18th century

Are you passionate about history and ancient weapons? Then you cannot miss this incredible opportunity to acquire the replica of the Espingole dueling pistol, ivory finish, 18th century. This captivating artifact is a faithful reproduction of the famous 18th century Espingole pistol, also known as a blunderbuss or trombone pistol.

In addition to its imposing design, this flint pistol has a wide muzzle that made it easy to load buckshot into its barrel. It was very popular with the naval forces and the feared pirates of the time, making it a true historical treasure.

This muzzleloader replica is meticulously crafted with high-quality materials, such as metal and resin (imitation wood), which guarantees its durability and resistance. Each metal element has been carefully decorated, and its barrel is inscribed with Joseph Kirner 1807, adding an authentic touch to this unique piece.

It is important to note that this replica firearm is intended for decorative and recreational purposes only. Although its mechanism is fully articulated, it is important to note that this reproduction is not capable of shooting. Also, the drumstick cannot be removed.

Not only is this a beautiful item that will complement any collection, but it is also a must-have accessory for reenactors and history lovers. With a weight of 690 grams and a length of 36 cm, this replica of the Espingole dueling pistol is the ideal complement to bring your historical recreations to life.

Don't let this unique opportunity pass you by! Add the 18th century ivory finish Espingole dueling pistol replica to your collection and be dazzled by its fascinating history and exquisite design.