Alucard's two pistols from Hellsing: the silver Casull and the black Jackal
 
 Made of resin
 
 Two wooden bases included
 
 Total length: Casull ~35 cm / Jackal ~40 cm
 
 Weight: ~0.8 kg each


 Introducing the Casull & the Jackal — Alucard's pistols

 Two weapons, two extremes, one hand that never trembles.

 The Casull opens the proceedings. A custom-made pistol chambered in .454 Casull, with a thirteen-inch barrel and a gleaming silver body—it's the weapon of Alucard's early hunts. Designed by Walter C. Dornez to pierce the supposedly immortal, the Casull silences low-level vampires without Alucard needing to truly awaken. Elegant, cold, lethal. But against a regenerative priest of the Iscariot, it reaches its limit.

 The Jackal was born from this limitation. Walter only forged it once—and only because Alucard had met Alexander Anderson, who was resisting Casull. Something more was needed. Something that didn't yet exist. 39 cm long, 16 kg empty, six-round magazine in 13mm—a caliber manufactured exclusively by the Hellsing Organization. Each projectile is a work of ritualized destruction: pure Macedonian silver casing, explosive mercury tip, blessed by a priest. On its left side, an inscription in black letters: "Jesus Christ is in Heaven Now"—a direct response to the verse engraved on Anderson's blades.

 One shines, the other devours. The Casull is the hunter's light blade; the Jackal, the black hammer reserved for that which refuses to die. Too heavy for a human, too powerful for an ordinary vampire, these two weapons find their master in only one hand: Alucard's, who wields them right and left as if they weighed nothing.