Percussion Cap Muzzleloader Pistol Reproduction

This item is a modern reproduction of a 19th-century style percussion cap muzzleloader pistol, likely a kit-built or factory-produced display or functional black powder piece. It features a polished wooden stock with a reddish-brown stain and a smooth finish. The metal components include a blued or black-finished round barrel and a percussion lock mechanism with a prominent hammer and side plate. Decorative brass accents are visible, including a brass butt cap at the base of the grip and a brass barrel band toward the muzzle. The trigger guard appears to be made of a darkened metal, possibly steel or a cast alloy. In terms of condition, the wood shows a high-gloss finish typical of modern polyurethane, with minimal visible wear. The metal surfaces show some minor oxidation or patina, particularly on the lock plate and hammer. There are no immediate signs of a maker's mark or serial number visible in the photograph, which is common for reproduction kits from the late 20th century (often originating from Spain or Italy). The overall craftsmanship appears to be of standard commercial quality rather than a high-end custom or authentic antique. The presence of modern-style screws and the overall finish suggests this is a 20th-century decorative or hobbyist item rather than a historical artifact.