Flintlock Pistol (Left Handed), India, 18th Century, Non-Functional Replica, Gilt or Silver Plated 1296

18th Century Indian Left-Handed Flintlock Pistol – Desert Thunder

Gold and silver: two faces of the same ancient roar

Forged in the confines of the mysterious East, where caravans crossed endless dunes and palaces hid secrets of power and betrayal, this replica of a left-handed flintlock pistol from the 18th century was born, conceived for those warriors who wielded history with their left hand.

Inspired by the weapons carried by Indian soldiers and mercenaries, this unique piece stands out not only for its functional rarity but also for its aesthetic appeal. Available in a gold or silver finish , each variant reflects two souls of the same empire: one gleaming with the luster of the gold of thrones, the other with the understated elegance of battlefield steel.

The Left-Handed Fire Blade

Equipped with a simulated loading and firing mechanism , this replica faithfully reproduces the flintlock system that transformed combat in the 18th century. Its operation, limited to a single shot before tedious manual reloading, required the warrior to be agile, accurate, and, after firing, capable of wielding a sword or using the stock as a blunt weapon.

Made of metal and wood , this pistol combines historical aesthetics with a powerful presence. Whether in its sober, stately silver version or its lavish, regal gold version, this piece is designed for collectors, reenactors, or those passionate about relics from the colonial and Eastern world.

Main Features

• Reproduction of a left-handed flintlock pistol , India, 18th century

• Available in two variants : gold or silver finish

• Made of metal and wood with decorative details

• Includes loading and firing simulator mechanism (non-functional)

• Ideal for collecting or historical setting

• Length: 35.5 cm

• Weight: 610 g

Relive the echo of desert gunfire with this oriental fire relic. Choose your variant and honor history only at the Medieval Shop .