Non-Functional English Flintlock Pistol Replica 237/L

18th Century English Flintlock Pistol – Bunney's Knight's Thunder

An echo of honor and gunpowder in 18th-century England

As the halls of power and battlefields intertwined at the heart of the British Empire, weapons emerged that were not just instruments of combat, but symbols of status, precision, and composure. This non-functional replica of an 18th-century English flintlock pistol , inspired by Bunney's models, faithfully embodies the lethal elegance worn by gentlemen, officers, and duelists of that era.

Forged with an eye for detail and historical authenticity, this piece captures the essence of an era when a shot wasn't just a threat: it was a statement. The compact and understated pistol captured the tension of a dawn duel, a defensive stance in a port tavern, or a silent vigil in a noble carriage.

Its faithfully simulated flintlock mechanism reminds us of the critical moment when the flint ignited the fire of gunpowder, giving way to a brief but decisive roar. Although nonfunctional, this replica honors the spirit of those weapons that wrote pages of history amidst the smoke and gunpowder.

A Piece of History Restored

Designed with a metal body and synthetic grips, this pistol retains the proportions and weight of its original namesake. Its compact size— 17 cm long and 180 g in weight —makes it an ideal decorative piece for collectors, history buffs, or spaces seeking to evoke the martial refinement of 18th-century Britain.

Main Features

• Non-functional decorative relic inspired by 18th-century English models

• Loading and firing simulator mechanism , without fire function

• Made of metal with synthetic material handle

• Total length : 17 cm

• Approximate weight : 180 g

The Legacy of an Era

This pistol isn't just a decorative piece. It's a gateway to a time when honor was played for a flintlock, and where a knight's mettle was measured by his steel... and his pulse.

Make it part of your collection at the Medieval Shop and relive the nobility of ceremonial shooting.