Russian flintlock pistol 18th century

Russian Flintlock Pistol from the 18th century. Decorative pistol made of zinc aluminum alloy. Grip scales made of plastic ivory imitation, grip with eagle head. Pan cover, trigger, and hammer are movable.

The Russian flintlock pistol from the 18th century is a fascinating example of firearms from this period. These pistols were often handcrafted and are characterized by their robust construction and the use of high-quality materials. The flintlock system, which was popular at the time, uses a flint that generates sparks when fired and ignites the powder. This type of mechanism was known for its reliability, although it was somewhat less practical compared to later ignition systems like the percussion lock.

The design of the pistols varied greatly, often featuring elaborate decorations and individual characteristics that reflected the craftsmanship of the respective region. Such weapons were not only functional but also status symbols and were often carried by officers and wealthy citizens.

Replica: 1:1
Pistol not capable of firing
Individual parts movable
Material: Metal and Zamak
Weight: approx. 618 g
Length: 28 cm
Height: 13 cm
Manufacturer: Denix