Joseph Kirner percussion pistol, year 1807

Discover the replica of the Joseph Kirner percussion pistol, year 1807, an authentic work of art that will transport you to bygone times. This pistol, with a Forsyth patent lock, represents the evolution of 19th century firearms.

Manufactured with high-quality materials, this muzzleloader replica is made of metal and imitation wood resin, which guarantees exceptional durability. Every detail has been meticulously crafted and decorated, and the barrel is inscribed "Joseph Kirner 1807."

It is important to note that this replica firearm does not have the ability to fire as it is intended for decorative and recreational purposes only. Although its mechanism is fully articulated, you cannot use it as a firearm. Also, the drumstick cannot be removed.

If you are a lover of history or a collector of singular objects, this replica of the Joseph Kirner Percussion Pistol, year 1807, must be part of your collection. Its beauty and realism make it a must-have for re-enactors and period enthusiasts.

Don't miss the opportunity to add this unique accessory to your collection. With a weight of 610 grams and a length of 32 cm, this replica will offer you an exceptional visual experience. The resin used in its manufacture gives it an authentic appearance, worthy of admiration. Don't wait any longer and buy this impressive replica of the Joseph Kirner percussion pistol, year 1807!