Kolser, decoration, flintlock pistol, 18th century, beige/gold

Kolser decoration flintlock pistol beige/gold

In 1550 the Flintlock is invented, in which a flint strikes steel and creates the spark
that ignites the powder.

​The first known model comes from the Netherlands and is called Schnapphann.
Replica of a beautiful Belgian Liège pistol replica from the end of the 18th century.
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The manufacture is metal with a carving that goes from the trigger to the mouth of fire, the grip is
resin with rich decorations.

​The mechanics of the pistol are fully articulated, but cannot be fired.

Data

     Weight pistol: approx. 790 g
     Weight gun & VK: approx. 850 g
     Deco pistol
     Length: approx. 30 cm
     Material: metal / plastic / resin
     movable parts

Danger!
Possession and acquisition is not subject to permission.
The weapons cannot be fired and are for reenactment and decoration purposes only.
Carrying mock weapons in public is prohibited.
Transport is only permitted in a closed container.