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Denix Historical replica flintlock and percussian pistols, from the 18th and 19th C.

Denix Historical replica flintlock and percussian pistols.

Used by pirates, musketeers, re-enactment, fantasy fairs, theatre or decoration.

These pistols are replica firearms out of the 18th and 19th C.
Italian, English, French, Belgian and German percussion and flintlock pistols black powder pistols are at Pirates Cave for sale.
These pistols are for sale for decoration, but are also suitable for duelling  scenes in theatre or re-enactment.

Denix makes beautiful pistols, made from real wood, iron or cast iron, with working mechanism.
Some pistols are made from imitation wood and / or imitation ivory

Percussion pistols can be used with toy percussion caps (ammorces).
However the pistols are basically intended for decoration. We cover no damage or injuries, caused by use of (toy) percussion caps or other use.

Notice: Some items presented here may be restricted or prohibited in certain areas and/or Countries. Please check with your local law enforcement authorities and customs agents.
Pirates Cave will not be responsible for any items seized or confiscated.

We also have the following pistols in stock, but are not yet online.
If interested, just mail us.

1016G 54,95 incl. VAT
1031G 54,95 incl. VAT
1104   57,95 incl. VAT
1196G 56,95 incl. VAT
1219    54,95 incl. VAT
1231G 52,95 incl. VAT
1296G 52,75 incl. VAT
1296L 54,75 incl. VAT
(1307   63,95 incl. VAT - not available at the moment)
1308   59,95 incl. VAT
6315   49,95 incl. VAT

For packages above 1 meter (39,37 Inch) in length, we might have to adjust the shipping costs for some Countries afterwards.

You will receive message about this by e-mail, if this is the case for your country you live in.
(Do not worry for too high shipping costs and that you are stuck on it. You can always cancel your order).

Pirates Cave can not be held responsible for any damages or injuries caused by use of weapons with caps or otherwise.
Use of arms is entirely at your own risk.

Some pictures can reflect the colours of the articles not quite correctly in comparison of the real article, also depending on the view on everyone's screen.