Flintlock pistol with white grip

Flintlock pistol with white grip from the late 18th century. Mechanism fully movable, but not capable of firing.

Flintlock pistols were widely used in the 17th and 18th centuries and utilize a mechanism that generates a spark to ignite the gunpowder. The white grip was made from various materials such as plastic or ivory, giving the piece a special aesthetic.

Decorative pistol
Material: Zamak and metal casting
Not capable of firing
Movable parts
Length: 30 cm