History

    Designed as a cavalry weapon, the 1763 Charleville Pistol’s hardware closely mirrors that used in the French muskets of the same name. It has a lock very similar in shape to that used on the Charleville musket and a prominent nosecap and metal ramrod. Its .69 caliber barrel was designed to use the same cartridge as that issued for muskets, making it a fierce handgun indeed.

Our Reproduction

    Our reproduction is an accurate recreation of this impressive arm. This is a rugged, yet beautiful pistol that would compliment any Revolutionary War or War of 1812 impression.