Description
The Philadelphia Deringer was a small, muzzle-loading percussion pocket pistol designed by Henry Deringer and produced in
Philadelphia between 1825 and 1868. It became the most famous concealed-carry weapon of the mid-19th century, famously
used by John Wilkes Booth to assassinate President Abraham Lincoln in 1865.
The replica is made to the exact original dimensions.
To resemble the original as close as possible its made from a mixture of metal alloys, steel and wood.
It weighs around 290gms, is nearly 18cm in length and 10 cm tall.
It has a full functioning action so you can cock the pistol and pull the triger.
For obvious reasons you have to be 18 or over to buy this item.
We may require AGE proof and a signiture upon delivery.
