Flintlock percussion pistol

Flintlock pistol from the 18th century for decoration, not functional, with movable parts made of wood imitation and metal casting.

The flintlock percussion pistol is a historical firearm that was widely used in both the 17th and 18th centuries. It combines the flintlock system, which ignites the charge through a spark, with percussion ignition, which allows for a more reliable and faster ignition. This type of pistol is often popular among collectors and shooters interested in historical weapons and their mechanisms. It was designed as a natural extension of the arm and was therefore very popular as a duel pistol.

Decorative pistol
Material: wood imitation and metal casting
Not functional
Movable parts
Length: 38 cm
Manufacturer: Kolser