English straight flintlock pistol, second half of the 18th century

Take with you the elegance and style of the second half of the 18th century with the replica of the English Straight Flintlock Pistol. This incredibly detailed and decorative accessory is a faithful recreation of the Hadley model, made in London in 1760.

Made of resin and metal, this exquisite gun perfectly imitates the look of wood, giving it an authentic and unique look. Its straight grip, so unusual for the time, makes it stand out among other replica firearms. Furthermore, despite its decorative purpose, its firing mechanism works impeccably, adding a touch of realism to this collector's item.

It is important to note that this replica is intended for decorative and recreational purposes only. Although its mechanism is fully articulated, it is not capable of firing. Also, the drumstick cannot be removed. However, this does not detract from this beautiful and unique item, which is sure to become the center of attention in any collection.

It doesn't matter if you are a passionate collector of antique weapons or a historical re-enactor, this replica of the English Straight Spark Pistol is an essential accessory. At 41cm in length and 865g in weight, this piece is compact enough to display anywhere without taking up too much space. Plus, its authentic and detailed design will make it stand out from other pieces in your collection, making it the center of attention.

Don't miss the opportunity to add a touch of history and elegance to your collection! Acquire the replica of the Straight English Spark Pistol now and discover the beauty and charm of the 18th century in the palm of your hand.