Denix18th Century Flintlock Pistol with Brass Ornate Handle Butt - Non-Firing Replica

Excellent quality very realistic.

Excellent product and service

The packaging could be a little better. The gun looks real enough. Good quality and weight.

The media could not be loaded. Got this nice piece today, a day before it was supposed to arrive, it has a nice weight and feel as it is all metal (a type of zinc alloy) and real wood. For the price it’s very nice, however somethings to note for this product, it’s not going to look shiny like in the picture, and the fit and finish in some places is really lack luster. The pommel isn’t seated all the way to the wood on the grip, the trigger guard has a space between it and the wood I can literally put a toothpick between the space, the barrel comes blemished and scuffed up, and the hammer is EXTREMELY LOSE WHEN COCKED, it feels like it will break off the gun if I try to dry fire it meanwhile the piece the hammer hits when you do fire it, is extremely tight and feels like if I mess with even that too many times it will just snap off without me even meaning to. Lesson is it’s a great piece and deal if you know how to maybe upgrade these parts so they’re not problems anymore and touch up the the barrel and pommel as both are really dirty, beautifully engraved, but dirty. Will do just fine for the renaissance festival but if you like to mess around with these a lot and dry fire them, just be wary.

Great look, weight and balance. Very authentic

Quality of these was exactly as advertised and I couldn't be happier with the product. I used these as a base for a cosplay commission for a friend. The wood is high quality and the hardware is solid and feels very authentic. These will make any costume or collection step it up a notch.

This is a very well made Flintlock pistol prop at this price point. Very well made with real wood and metal. You will not be disappointed. If you want a better prop, go buy a real one for lots of $$$$$$. Thanks.

So, as far as size, weight, and being what you see on the pictures, it all checks out. But, it's not the greatest construction. Namely, the buttplate on it is tacked on with two crappy nails and after about 20 mins of fiddling with it they're already starting to back themselves out. The striker plate was also really loose, but that can be fixed by tightening the screw for it. Overall it's a decent prop, but you might want to plan to find good brass screws after you get it.