Augsburg flintlock pistol with 3 barrels, S. XVIII

Discover the impressive 3-barreled Augsburg flintlock pistol, a precious replica of an 18th century German pistol. This pistol, which dates back to 1775 in Augsburg, stands out for having three barrels that allow up to three shots to be fired without the need for reloading.

Unlike most pistols of the time, which required a manual reload after every shot, this 3-barrel pistol gives you a decisive advantage in any skirmish by allowing you to fire three rounds without stopping to reload.

It is important to note that our replica firearms are designed for decorative and recreational purposes only. Although the mechanism is fully articulated and the barrels can be rotated just like the original model, this reproduction is not capable of firing.

This magnificent piece of muzzleloader is a real eye-catcher, and is sure to capture the attention of any firearms or pirate enthusiast. Its ivory-look resin handle scales are beautifully embellished with intricate floral and plant motifs, while the stock is shaped like an eagle's head.

Except for the hammer, the trigger, and the three so-called frizzen, all metal fittings are finished in aged brass, giving this piece an authentic, vintage look. The barrels, meanwhile, have an attractive tan tone.

In addition, each barrel, as well as the lock plate, is decorated with delicate tendril-shaped engravings, adding even more detail and refinement to this magnificent replica.

The 3-barreled Augsburg flintlock pistol has a blade length of 30 cm. and a weight of 1270 grams, which makes it a truly impressive and imposing piece. Its main material is resin, an option that guarantees resistance and durability.

In short, if you are looking for a collector's item that will turn heads and thrill the heart of any firearms or pirate enthusiast, the 3-Barrel Augsburg Flintlock Pistol is the perfect choice. Its detailed design, authentic finishes and articulated mechanism make it a true jewel to display and admire.