Replica Blunderbuss Stone Castle Pistol, 18th Century 2347106800

Perfect for recreational and decorative use, this 18th century Blunderbuss pistol replica is a stunning piece. Also known as an An Espingole or Tromblon pistol, this firearm was very popular among cavalry, naval forces, and pirates due to its ease of use during the age of sailing ships.

One of the most distinctive features of this stone castle pistol, also known as dragon in the English-speaking world, is its short, wide, funnel-shaped barrel. The replica has a beautiful shaft made of synthetic resin in a wood look, decorated with an embossed dragon motif. The lock, barrel, trigger guard and decorative plate on the opposite side of the castle are also decorated with extremely elaborate details.

There are two different versions available of this impressive replica of a stone castle pistol. The first is made entirely of burnished steel, with the lock, barrel, piston plate and all accessories in this finish (item no. 2347106801). The second version has the lock and piston plate with a burnished finish/barrel, trigger guard and decorative plate in brass look with an antique finish (item no. 2347106802).

Either version of this 18th century Blunderbuss replica is a beautiful addition to any collection and an essential accessory for any reenactor of that era. The mechanics of the gun are fully movable, but this reproduction is not functional.

As for specifications, the replica has a total length of approximately 45 cm and a weight of around 1270 g. It is important to note that the above specifications may vary slightly from one specimen to another.

In short, if you are looking for a stunning replica of an 18th century Blunderbuss pistol, this is an excellent choice. This replica Stone Castle pistol is a stunning piece for any collection and an essential addition for any reenactor of the period.