Percussion Pistol, France 1832 Non-Functional Replica 1014G

French Percussion Pistol 1832 – The Roar of the Post-Napoleonic Era

The gunpowder still smokes in the shadows of the Restoration.

In 1832 , a new generation of weapons marked the pace of a continent in transition. Following the Napoleonic Wars, Europe was experiencing constant political turmoil. The French monarchy, restored but fragile, faced revolts and new revolutionary ideas . It was in this environment that the percussion pistol emerged, a symbol of technological innovation and power .

The Technological Advancement of Percussion

The old flintlock system was replaced by the percussion mechanism , which used a fulminating piston struck by the firing pin to ignite the gunpowder. This made it safer, more resistant to moisture, and more effective in combat , revolutionizing firearms of the time.

This decorative replica faithfully reproduces a French pistol from 1832, made of wood and metal , reflecting the precision and mechanical elegance of the July Monarchy, in the midst of the reconfiguration of power after the exile of Charles X.

A Piece with a Historical Spirit

More than a replica, it's an evocation of a France divided between tradition and new republican aspirations. Perfect for collectors and lovers of military history , or for those seeking a decorative piece with a legendary background.

Main Features

• Non-functional replica of a French percussion pistol (1832)
• Made of wood and metal with a high level of historical detail
• Loading and firing simulator mechanism
• Approximate length: 37 cm
• Ideal as a decorative or collector's piece
• Support not included

A relic where gunpowder dictated destiny. Discover it now at the Medieval Shop .