Discover an iconic piece of French weaponry with this An-XIII pistol converted to percussion, manufactured at the Royal Manufacture of Charleville. ( Restoration period.)
This model, originally designed with flintlock during the First Empire (around 1806-1814), was modified in the 1830s-1840s to adopt the percussion system, marking a major evolution in the history of French firearms.
This is an authentic regulation cavalry pistol, characterized by careful manufacturing, a robust lock and fittings typical of the period.
Model: An-XIII cavalry pistol.
Origin : France – Royal Manufacture of Charleville.
Transformed flint percussion system (1830s-1840s).
Caliber: .69 (smoothbore barrel).
Total length: 35 cm.
Walnut stock, brass fittings, steel lock plate with hallmarks including Tisseron.
Nail-type chopstick.
Good mechanics.
A rare piece, ideal for collectors of antique weapons and enthusiasts of the Napoleonic era.
Compatible with our .69 caliber lead bullets, available for sale in the 'Militaria' section under "Lead Bullet".
The photographs are an integral part of the description and are binding on the buyer.
The purchase constitutes acceptance of the condition of the item as presented.
Weapon classified in category D2 § e. Purchase and possession unrestricted by adults.Proof of age required: copy of front and back of your national identity card or passport.
