Belgian pistol, Liège, flint, late 18th century

Replica of the Belgian Pistol, Liège, made of flint from the end of the 18th century. Made of resin and metal (imitating wood). This pistol is not only a decorative piece, but also has a fully functional firing mechanism. It was mainly used in melee as a secondary weapon after the sword. The barrel and grip are embellished with elaborate motifs giving it an elegant and authentic look.

While this replica firearm is intended for decorative and recreational purposes only, its fully articulated mechanism will give it a realistic feel. You will be able to admire its design and appreciate the craftsmanship in every detail. However, it is important to note that this reproduction is not capable of firing. The drumstick cannot be removed, so it does not represent any risk.

Weighing in at 790 grams and measuring 30cm in length, this Belgian pistol is perfect to add to your antique collection or to display as part of your home décor. In addition, it is an essential accessory for historical reenactors and lovers of the era.

Don't miss the opportunity to have this beautiful piece of history in your hands. Get it now and let its charm take you back in time!