Replica - Scottish flintlock pistol, Dough of Dowane

Scottish flintlock pistol, Dough of Dowane, 1770

True replica! All parts are fully movable, but they cannot be fired

Size: 31x4x12cm
Material: metal 
Color: Brass

History: The flintlock was invented in 1550. A clamped flint strikes a hardened piece of steel and a spark is created, which then ignites the powder.

Please note: According to the Swiss Weapons Act (as of 2020), a weapons import permit must be obtained when importing imitation weapons (in this case decorative weapons or decorative firearms) into Switzerland, as they are subject to registration there. I can send the relevant items to you without any problems, but you will then usually have to pick up your package yourself from the responsible customs office, presenting the required papers.

Important information about the replica

I would like to point out that the manufacturer produces this replica solely for display and decorative purposes. It is not suitable as a toy or for excessive mechanical stress. All moving parts are solely for historically authentic appearance and occasional functional demonstrations.

This replica is made from non-weapon-grade materials, is not fireable and cannot be made fireable at any time. We advise against improper, excessive use of the mechanism and firing dry or empty. This can lead to damage to the parts that come into contact with each other or to moving parts.

The improper use of this article and any changes to the article, e.g. to change the appearance or function, are always at your own risk. Please note that damage resulting from improper use or changes can lead to loss of warranty claims.