Beech Wood Pistol Grip Walking Stick with Brass Collar

The hard-wearing and collectable Beech Wood Pistol Grip Walking Stick with Brass Collar is an extremely practical, rustic country walking stick, ideal as a birthday or Christmas present. With its rounded handle, hardwood shaft, smart brass collar and metal ferrule, this stick is stylish, reliable and comfortable at the same time.

Key Information

• Height: 37″ (94cm)
• Shaft Colour: Dark wood
• Shaft Pattern: Wood grain
• Shaft Material: Rustic wood*
• Handle Style: Pistol
• Handle Pattern: Wood grain
• Handle Material: Beech wood
• Handle Colour: Light wood
• Ferrule Style: Metal
• Weight: 350g

Rustic Style

This unique country walking stick features a beautiful, naturally textured shaft that perfectly contrasts with the light, perfectly polished handle. The smart metal collar divides the two halves of this intriguing stick and completes the overall style.

The Pistol Grip

The pistol grip handle is loosely based on the off-set shape of a pistol handle. Like the rustic knobstick, it fits comfortably into the palm of the hand and makes a formal yet practical walking stick suitable for everyday use.

Beech Wood

Beech is typically a pale cream colour, sometimes with a pink or brown hue. Hard and tough, this type of wood has good strength properties and high abrasion resistance, which makes it the perfect material for making resilient and reliable walking sticks.

Sizing of the Beech Wood Pistol Grip Walking Stick

The approximate height of the Beech Wood Pistol Grip Walking Stick is 94cm (37″). Due to the natural sourcing and manufacturing process, however, the length may vary slightly from product to product.

*Please note that the wood used in the making of this shaft is subject to change depending on the available materials

Can I Replace the Ferrule?

Yes, if your ferrule becomes worn, you can remove the fitted ferrule and replace it with a new one. As this is a natural product, we recommend measuring the end of your stick to determine which size is right for your stick. For information on how to measure your stick, we recommend reading our article on How to Measure Your Walking Stick for a Ferrule.