Double Barrel Flintlock Pistol

$84

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Non-Firing Italian Style Flintlock with Faux Ivory Stock

•	Stunning Simulated Ivory Stock with Elaborate Burnishing
•	Double Barrels Allowed for Multiple Shots
•	Suave, Sophisticated and Lethal
•	Locks and Trigger Mechanism Fully Funtional (non-firing)

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	Double Barrel Flintlock Pistol
	Model# SBC-DOUBLEBARREL $84
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Double the firepower. Double the class. This double-barrel, non-firing flintlock reproduction just oozes with power and sophistication. Leave it to the Italians to make killing look so good.

This flintlock is a reproduction of a 17th century pistol. The original, made with an ivory stock and similarly engraved, was capable of firing double projectiles before having to reload. Quite important since the average loading time for a flintlock pistol was 3.5 hours (okay, maybe not that long).

This reproduction has fully functional locks (for those of you hung over, that means that stuff actually happens when you pull the trigger). The brilliantly engraved locks are cast from a dark steel and bolted tightly to the simulated ivory stock. The stock itself is etched with a leaf pattern. The hammer holds a simulated piece of flint/saltpeter tightly between its arms.

The original was made circa. 1680 by the famous Lorenzi family of Italy. It would have been a fantastically expensive weapon at the time and would surely have been used only by the upper crust of society.

This item is a gorgeous collection piece and a fabulous addition to any costume. Particularly good for elegant pirates or other classy (but dangerous) gunmen.

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Did you know that Strongblade sells tempered swords and non-tempered swords? The tempered swords are heat treated to have a harder surface yet retain a more elastic inner core than non-tempered swords. This means they hold a better edge when sharpened and are less likely to permanently deform or bend.

Keywords: Flintlock, Pistol, Triple, Barrel, Italian, ivory, carved, burnished