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product_id: 146164844
title: "Denix French 18th Century 3 Barrel Flintlock Pistol with Brass Finish/Wood"
brand: "denix"
price: "217 Lei"
currency: RON
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.ro/products/146164844-denix-french-18th-century-3-barrel-flintlock-pistol-with-brass
store_origin: RO
region: Romania
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# 3 rotating barrels Brass & wood finish Working flintlock mechanism Denix French 18th Century 3 Barrel Flintlock Pistol with Brass Finish/Wood

**Brand:** denix
**Price:** 217 Lei
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ⚔️ Own a piece of history that turns heads and starts conversations!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Denix French 18th Century 3 Barrel Flintlock Pistol with Brass Finish/Wood by denix
- **How much does it cost?** 217 Lei with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ro](https://www.desertcart.ro/products/146164844-denix-french-18th-century-3-barrel-flintlock-pistol-with-brass)

## Best For

- denix enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted denix brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Heavyweight Authenticity:** At 2.5 lbs, this pistol delivers a substantial feel that commands attention—perfect for cosplay or display.
- • **Triple-Barrel Vintage Power:** Authentic 18th-century 3-barrel design with rotating barrels for historical accuracy and show-stopping detail.
- • **Conversation-Starting Collectible:** More than décor—this piece sparks stories and envy at any gathering or themed event.
- • **Fully Functional Flintlock Action:** Experience the satisfying trigger pull and working hammer/frizzen for a tactile, immersive replica.
- • **Premium Brass & Wood Craftsmanship:** Museum-quality brass finish paired with a dark wood grip for that timeless, luxe aesthetic.

## Overview

The Denix French 18th Century 3 Barrel Flintlock Pistol is a museum-quality, non-firing replica featuring a rotating triple-barrel design, authentic brass finish, and dark wood grip. Weighing 2.5 pounds and measuring 12 inches long, it offers a fully functional flintlock mechanism with working hammer and trigger, making it an ideal collectible, cosplay accessory, or striking décor piece for history enthusiasts and style-conscious professionals alike.

## Description

Replicating the many multi-barrel pistol designs of the 18th Century, this 3 Barrel flintlock pistol features a brass finish and dark wood grip. This replica pistol has a working pan, hammer, and trigger action. This classic pistol replica would make a great costume accessory, movie prop or just great room décor. Also makes a great conversation piece. Features Museum Quality Historical Reproduction Non-Firing Replica Working Action & Functional Lock mechanism Brass Finish & Dark Wood Grip Measurements Length: 12" Weight: 2.3 lbs.

Review: very high quality. Heavy, lots of metal, working parts - Con: while how heavy it is makes it feel very nice in your hand and very high quality, this causes problems with cosplay. You will definitely feel the weight on your belt. Also, the pommel is very heavy, shifting the center of gravity fairly rearward. This means you need a really good fit in a holster as it essentially becomes "top heavy" when it is in a vertical position with barrels pointed down. You would think the three barrels would shift the weight forward but that's not the case, it's quite towards the pommel. pros: mentioned them all in the title. To elaborate I would add that the three barrels do rotate and do index which was actually a surprise. And as with all Denix flintlocks the hammer and frizzen do operate relatively correctly, with a very satisfying trigger pull. And again overall excellent quality, finish, no sharp edges etc. If you are interested in the history of this type of muzzle-loading flintlock, i have done a bit of research. There were many types of multi barreled flintlocks made. The most common was a 2 barrel, with each barrel having a completely separate firing mechanism from the trigger to the frizzen. They were essentially two separate pistols combined into one, with a trigger for each barrel and came in a side by side configuration or a sleeker over-under. Another method was similar to type mentioned above but instead of 2 completely separate firing mechanisms each barrel had it's own pan and frizzen but shared a single trigger and hammer. You would fire one shot, then rotate the barrels so the second was in position, re-lock the gun and fire the second shot. While that made the gun slightly less cumbersome with only one hammer it was more complicated and slower to fire requiring you to rotate the barrels and re-cock the gun. I should add these mechanism also came in a 3-barrel design very similar in appearance to this model and I know Denix makes one like that as well. Another method of a multi barrel design was called a tap-lock. The pan had 2 chambers separated by a lever. You would fire a shot, use the lever to expose unused powder in the pan and a new tap hole for the second barrel, and fire the second shot. This were almost exclusively 2 barreled designs however. Then we have volley guns, a favorite of seamen, which had many barrels that all fire simultaneously. I thought perhaps this was a volley gun, do to only having one firing mechanism for the multiple barrels, but when i realized the barrels rotated and each had their own front site i realized they were meant to be fired individually. So for awhile I was perplexed by what type of mechanism this Denix model was attempting to replicate. I also considered a tap lock but i learned they almost never came in a 3 barrel configuration and this replica had nothing to simulate the lever that a tap lock required. Eventually i realized it's based on a design by late 18th century Italian gun smith Lorenzoni. And (somewhat disappointingly) it requires you to re-prime the pan after each shot. So you'd fire the shot, reprime from your powder flask, close the frizzen, rotate the next barrel into position, recock the hammer and fire, then repeat once more. While this is slower than all other methods mentioned above, it allows the firearm to remain relatively mechanically simple, and also somewhat sleek since it has only one firing mechanism.
Review: Lots of moving parts - Absolutely beautiful piece! Fully ‘functional’ in that you can pull back the hammer and even rotate the barrel. Great heft and weight to the piece, intricate detailing. Fun piece for display or cosplay. I took it to steampunk day at a renaissance festival and it really finished off the look.

## Features

- 18th Century Style: This pistol has a classic 18th century style with brass finish and wood construction.
- Single Barrel Design: Features a single barrel design for easy handling and accuracy.
- Flintlock Mechanism: Uses a flintlock mechanism for reliable ignition and smooth operation.
- Non-Locking Bolt: The bolt does not lock back for semi-automatic or automatic fire.
- Unsuitable for Children: This pistol is not suitable for children under 14 years old due to its sharp edges and small parts.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B074GL2331 |
| Assembly required | No |
| Batteries required | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #992,329 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #1,703 in Costume Weapons & Armor |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (36) |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 2.51 pounds |
| Item model number | 5309 |
| Manufacturer | Denix |
| Product Dimensions | 12.01 x 3.94 x 1.18 inches |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ very high quality. Heavy, lots of metal, working parts
*by T***Y on November 25, 2020*

Con: while how heavy it is makes it feel very nice in your hand and very high quality, this causes problems with cosplay. You will definitely feel the weight on your belt. Also, the pommel is very heavy, shifting the center of gravity fairly rearward. This means you need a really good fit in a holster as it essentially becomes "top heavy" when it is in a vertical position with barrels pointed down. You would think the three barrels would shift the weight forward but that's not the case, it's quite towards the pommel. pros: mentioned them all in the title. To elaborate I would add that the three barrels do rotate and do index which was actually a surprise. And as with all Denix flintlocks the hammer and frizzen do operate relatively correctly, with a very satisfying trigger pull. And again overall excellent quality, finish, no sharp edges etc. If you are interested in the history of this type of muzzle-loading flintlock, i have done a bit of research. There were many types of multi barreled flintlocks made. The most common was a 2 barrel, with each barrel having a completely separate firing mechanism from the trigger to the frizzen. They were essentially two separate pistols combined into one, with a trigger for each barrel and came in a side by side configuration or a sleeker over-under. Another method was similar to type mentioned above but instead of 2 completely separate firing mechanisms each barrel had it's own pan and frizzen but shared a single trigger and hammer. You would fire one shot, then rotate the barrels so the second was in position, re-lock the gun and fire the second shot. While that made the gun slightly less cumbersome with only one hammer it was more complicated and slower to fire requiring you to rotate the barrels and re-cock the gun. I should add these mechanism also came in a 3-barrel design very similar in appearance to this model and I know Denix makes one like that as well. Another method of a multi barrel design was called a tap-lock. The pan had 2 chambers separated by a lever. You would fire a shot, use the lever to expose unused powder in the pan and a new tap hole for the second barrel, and fire the second shot. This were almost exclusively 2 barreled designs however. Then we have volley guns, a favorite of seamen, which had many barrels that all fire simultaneously. I thought perhaps this was a volley gun, do to only having one firing mechanism for the multiple barrels, but when i realized the barrels rotated and each had their own front site i realized they were meant to be fired individually. So for awhile I was perplexed by what type of mechanism this Denix model was attempting to replicate. I also considered a tap lock but i learned they almost never came in a 3 barrel configuration and this replica had nothing to simulate the lever that a tap lock required. Eventually i realized it's based on a design by late 18th century Italian gun smith Lorenzoni. And (somewhat disappointingly) it requires you to re-prime the pan after each shot. So you'd fire the shot, reprime from your powder flask, close the frizzen, rotate the next barrel into position, recock the hammer and fire, then repeat once more. While this is slower than all other methods mentioned above, it allows the firearm to remain relatively mechanically simple, and also somewhat sleek since it has only one firing mechanism.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Lots of moving parts
*by D***S on July 31, 2025*

Absolutely beautiful piece! Fully ‘functional’ in that you can pull back the hammer and even rotate the barrel. Great heft and weight to the piece, intricate detailing. Fun piece for display or cosplay. I took it to steampunk day at a renaissance festival and it really finished off the look.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great quality
*by J***Z on December 26, 2023*

It is very heavy. So for those who plan to take it outside as a fancy piece as an outfit. This is not for you. This is meant as a nice decor piece. It has sturdiness and has wonderful attention to detail.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-24*