This pirate pistol from the 1700s has a wood stock with a unique pirate face butt plate and an antique gray finish engraved barrel.

Featuring the dread Jolly Roger on the pommel, these replicas accurately complete your Pirate collection. These were designed to be drawn and fired with the left hand while leading with your boarding cutlass. Each features an engraved lock and butt plate. Available in faux brass or antique gray finishes.

Reproductions of some of the rarest flintlock models in history. These were designed to be drawn and fired with the left hand, leaving your right hand free to wield a cutlass. Placing the lock on the left side prevented the lock from snagging on clothing when drawing from your belt. Each features an engraved lock and butt plate. Available in faux brass or antique gray finishes.

French Design. Caplock or Percussion Lock pistols were so called because the lock system causes a percussion cap to be struck by the hammer when the trigger is pulled. Powder inside the cap ignites and this in turn ignites the main powder charge, which propels a lead ball from the barrel. Most (though not all) caplock firearms were loaded from the muzzle of the gun (muzzleloaders). The Caplock was a great improvement over the flintlock as it was less susceptible to weather-related misfires. The original of this pistol was made in Brescia, Italy in about 1825. This non-firing version is accurately detailed and shows typical Italian craftsmanship a great costume or conversation piece.

Reproductions of some of the rarest flintlock models in history. These were designed to be drawn and fired with the left hand, leaving your right hand free to wield a cutlass. Placing the lock on the left side prevented the lock from snagging on clothing when drawing from your belt. Each features an engraved lock and butt plate. Available in faux brass or antique gray finishes.

This petite, handsome replica flintlock pistol measures on 7.5" and features an engraved metal barrel and frame with simulated antique brass patina and simulated ivory grips. It was originally produced by Kumbley and Brum in London circa 1795.

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Are you planning a birthday, holiday, or theme party? We've got you covered with the Antique Flock Pirate Gun. This realistic, plastic gun comes in a silver and gray finish and features a detailed handle, trigger, safety lock, and barrel. The Antique Flock Pirate Gun is crafted from durable plastic, promising hours of play throughout your party and beyond. This plastic gun is appropriate for children ages three and older and is ideal for all seasons. When it comes to costume parties and celebrations, every piece should take the spotlight. For a costume piece that your family, friends, and guests won't forget, consider adding the Antique Flock Pirate Gun to your supply list.

This Flintlock Pistol was known as a combination piece and was mounted on a 15" dagger. This replica gun features a wooden handle, simulated brass shell guard, handle, and pommel.

The real looking, gold colored pirate pistol in the design of a front-loading flintlock ornament made of plastic. The 12 inches long pistol lights up with shooting sounds and vibration with the pull of the trigger. Measurements: 12 inch (L) x 6 inch (H) x 1.5 inch (W). Perfect for Halloween dress up, pirate accessories, stage prop, pretend play. Ages 3 and Up.

Add some swagger to your step with this Antique Style Flintlock Gun Handle Shaped Cane. This Pirate Pistol style walking stick features a handle in the shape of a Flintlock Gun, like the pistols used by a pirate throughout maritime history. The handle is not actually a gun, but the pistol handle is strong and sturdy, making it both fashionable and functional. The handle also features a spring-loaded hammer you can cock and trigger you can pull (see 2nd and 3rd images for action shots of moving parts). Cane itself measures 36" long and the flintlock handle measures 3 3/4"