Pedersoli Howdah Hunter Percussion 50 cal

Pedersoli Howdah Hunter Percussion 50 cal



The Pedersoli Howdah Hunter Percussion 50 cal is a reproduction of the classic Howdah pistols that were popular among British officers in India during the mid-1800s. These pistols were designed for use as a last line of defense against large game animals, such as tigers and lions.



The Pedersoli Howdah Hunter has an overall length of 18.5 inches and a weight of 4.4 pounds. It features two side-by-side smoothbore barrels with a caliber of .50, making it suitable for shooting shot, round balls, and conical bullets. The barrels have an octagonal profile and a length of 10 inches.



The pistol features a percussion cap ignition system and a traditional lock mechanism, adding to its overall aesthetic appeal. The pistol has a one-piece European walnut stock with brass hardware, including a trigger guard and buttplate. The pistol is also equipped with a sling swivel attachment point for carrying.



The Pedersoli Howdah Hunter is a well-crafted and historically accurate reproduction of a classic Howdah pistol. It is suitable for hunting and self-defense, and it has a classic look and feel that is sure to appeal to enthusiasts of traditional firearms. However, due to its smoothbore barrels and relatively low accuracy at longer ranges, it is recommended for use at close range only.