Three-barreled flintlock pistol and eagle head

Three-barreled flintlock pistol from the 18th century with a grip made of wood imitation and an eagle head as the grip end.

The three-barreled flintlock pistol is a fascinating historical firearm model, valued for its innovative technology and striking design. This type of pistol typically has three barrels, allowing the shooter to fire multiple shots without needing to reload. The eagle head may refer to a specific design element or a coat of arms associated with power and strength. In many cultures, especially in heraldry, the eagle symbolizes freedom and bravery.

Grip end with eagle head
Material: wood imitation and metal casting
Decorative pistol
Not functional
Movable parts
Length: 29 cm
Three-barreled
Total weight: approx. 1.276 kg
Manufacturer: Kolser