18th Century 3-Barrel Flintlock Pistol – Brass Finish - Mock Ivory Grip

Crafted to replicate the unique and flamboyant multi-barrel flintlock pistols of the 1700s, this 18th Century 3-Barrel Flintlock Pistol is as beautiful as it is historically intriguing. The trio of brass-finished barrels sits atop a finely detailed frame, with a mock ivory grip that boasts elegant scrollwork and a fierce bird's head at the pommel. The non-firing mechanism includes a functional hammer, pan, and trigger that recreate the action of the original design. Whether you’re assembling a pirate display, outfitting a theatrical production, or adding to a historical collection, this pistol delivers exceptional aesthetic and build quality.

During the 18th century, firearm makers pushed the boundaries of design and engineering to increase firepower without the need to reload between shots. Multi-barrel flintlocks emerged as a solution, with two or even three barrels arranged side by side. These weapons allowed their users—often officers, nobles, or pirates—to fire multiple rounds in quick succession. Though rare due to their complexity and cost, they were considered luxury firearms of the era and often featured ornate detailing and unique personalization. This Denix replica pays homage to that tradition with its bold design and refined craftsmanship.

Features

• Highly detailed 18th-century 3-barrel flintlock replica
• Brass-finished barrels with etched embellishments
• Mock ivory grip with scrollwork engraving and sculpted bird pommel
• Functional pan, hammer, and trigger (non-firing)
• Durable metal and resin construction
• Perfect for collectors, reenactors, theatrical props, and displays

Specifications

• Overall Length: 11.5 inches
• Weight: 2 lbs
• Finish: Antique brass
• Grip: Faux ivory with engraved details
• Barrel Count: 3 (non-firing)
• Type: Non-firing replica
• Brand: Denix

This 3-Barrel Flintlock Pistol replica is a shining tribute to 18th-century firearm innovation and artistry. With its brass finish, intricate ivory-like grip, and lifelike flintlock mechanism, it's a must-have for any historical weapon collection or costumed portrayal.