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Scottish Flintlock Pistol - Scotland 1760
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Scottish Flintlock Pistol - Scotland 1760
Celebrate Highland craftsmanship with the Scottish Flintlock Pistol - Scotland 1760.
An all-metal reproduction of a Scottish flintlock pistol from around 1760, finished in brass with a simulated loading and firing mechanism.
All-metal Scottish pistols were carried by Highland gentlemen and soldiers alike, prized as much for their decoration as their function. Flintlock pistols worked by striking a flint against steel to throw a spark into the priming pan, igniting the powder charge. Each shot had to be reloaded by hand through the muzzle – powder, ball and wad – so in battle they were usually fired once before the owner reached for a sword.
✨ Why This Deserves a Place in Your Collection:
- 🏴 Historical Reproduction: Based on a Scottish flintlock pistol of c.1760.
- ✨ Finish: All-metal construction in a brass finish.
- 🎯 Working Action: Simulated loading and firing mechanism.
- 📏 Size: 31 cm long, approx. 900 g.
| Denix reference | 1246 |
| Overall length | 31 cm |
| Weight | 0.9 kg |
| Materials | Metal |
| Finish | Brass |
| Mechanism | Simulated loading and firing mechanism |
The Lore on Display
A striking piece for Jacobite re-enactors and collectors of Scottish history.
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🏛️ Historical Imitation Firearm (Pre-1870 Design)
This item is a decorative historical replica styled after firearm designs prior to 1870. It is completely inert and non-functional, designed solely for historical display, theatrical reenactment, or costume use, and cannot discharge ammunition.
Age Guidance (18+): Sold strictly to adults aged 18 years and over.
- Non-functional prop/replica — not a working firearm.
- Responsible transport and domestic storage are required. Imitation firearms should never be carried openly in public.