Denix 19th Century French Percussion Dueling Pistol, Grey - Non-Firing Replica

It’s everything I expected. A good, solid piece of great quality. Looks great with my outfit and feels authentic. I was surprised the trigger mechanism actually works even though it’s non firing, I thought it was just a show piece.

Really nice prop flintlock. Which isn't a surprise from Denix. I've owned a few swords from Denix and all are pretty good quality. This flintlock is made of real metal and wood. The pricing is also fairly decent in comparison to many other Denix replicas that are a tad pricey. Packaging was subpar. It was just floating around the box with no bubble rap or foam casing. It seems like some paint rubbed off inside of the box but it's not noticable on the prop.

The pistol is cool, looks real, feels fairly weighty--believe people calling it a conversation piece. I've had several people comment on how cool it looks. Just one con, though: Its parts get kinda loose fast, and you can't really tighten the hammer. But most of the parts that get considerably loose are attached by screws, so you can tighten them yourself. And there are places (like between the barrel and the wood beneath it) where there are narrow gaps that I can't seem to fix.This is not a terrific replica, but it makes a nice prop when seen at distance and in general is a nicely crafted piece. But don't buy it if it needs to look totally realistic close up.

It's beautiful, has a nice weight, looks great with my pirate garb/ costume

This replica looks great and has nice weight and balance. Make a great prop or costume piece.

perfect for my pirate costume. looks real heavy too

This is actually a pretty decent prop pistol. It looks great and has some weight to it. The flintlock and trigger are operable, but the mechanism seems a tad flimsy. It will work fine as an accessory for a pirate costume I am putting together for an upcoming dinner party.

Realistic enough you can't even tell they aren't real at first glance.