Napoleon's Pistol, France 1806 Non-Functional Replica 1063

Napoleon's Pistol 1806 – The Emperor's Thunder

The replica of a legend forged for the hand of the conqueror of Europe

There was a time when the fate of the continent hung on a glance, a command, and a spark. In 1806, by direct order of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, this pistol was born: a symbol of imperial power, absolute authority, and the spirit of conquest. Forged in St. Étienne by the celebrated gunsmith Jean-Baptiste Gribeauval , this personal weapon bore the Emperor's coat of arms on its grip, marking its direct connection with history.

Today, this non-functional replica revives the glory of the weapon that accompanied Napoleon on his campaigns, from Austerlitz to the snows of Russia, in the wake of an empire that challenged the world.

Gribeauval's Pistol-Shaped Blade

Made of high-quality wood and metal , this replica faithfully reproduces the original 1806 design, including ornate details and the majestic handle bearing Napoleon's coat of arms. Although non-functional, its simulated flintlock and firing mechanism offers an authentic experience for historical reenactment or decoration.

Measuring 35 cm in length, this pistol evokes the warlike elegance of the First French Empire, making it a must-have for collectors, Napoleonic history enthusiasts, and decorators with the soul of a strategist.

Main Features

• Non-functional decorative replica of Napoleon's pistol (France, 1806)

• Made of high quality wood and metal

• With Napoleonic shield on the handle

• Spark and firing simulation mechanism

• Length : 35 cm

One Gun, One Empire

It's not just a replica. It's an evocation of an era where the world was rewritten in the footsteps of a single man. Add it to your collection and relive the legacy of Napoleon Bonaparte, the strategist who lit Europe ablaze with fire and glory.

Make it yours today at the Medieval Shop and wield the symbol of the empire.