Philadelphia Deringer pistol with silver percussion
Reproduction of percussion gun, made of metal and imitation wood plastic, with simulator loading and firing mechanism.
Reference:
078160000
£29.15
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The Deringer Philadelphia was a muzzle-loading pocket pistol, designed by Henry Deringer (1786-1868) and produced from 1852 to 1868. These weapons, with a single shot, had a percussion ignition system, for use over very short distances and they used to sell almost always in pairs; the choice to buy a pair was due to the need to compensate for the limited power of a single-barreled short gun and its poor reliability.
- Manufacturer
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Data sheet
- Long
- 20 cms.
- Material
- Zamak
- Weight
- 416 gr.
- Made in
- SPAIN
078160000
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