French Pirate Flintlock Pistol Replica, 18th Century
French Pirate Flintlock Pistol Replica, 18th Century
Posts Australia-wide with tracking. Shipping information
Buyers must be 18 or over. Non-firing display replica.
A non-firing replica of a French flintlock pistol of the 1700s, with a skull and crossbones set into the stock. Flintlock pistols were among the firearms pirates used most, and credit for the true flintlock usually goes to Marin le Bourgeoys, a gunsmith from Normandy in France.
- Made by Denix in Spain, model 1012
- 35 cm long, 630 g
- Wood stock with grey metal lock and barrel
- Flintlock-style cock and frizzen with simulated loading and firing mechanism
- Display replica only. It doesn't fire.
See all our flintlock and antique pistols, or read our flintlock pistol guide.
Shipping and delivery
Posted with Australia Post tracking. Full-size metal replicas and rifles with working actions can only be posted to Queensland and Western Australia, and cap guns to Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia. Antique-style pistols, accessories, books and gifts post Australia-wide. Long rifles are pick-up only.
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Gold Coast War Museum, 42 John Rogers Road (off Springbrook Road), Mudgeeraba QLD 4213. Open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 4pm. Phone 0460 765 686.
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