“Buckshot power, demon-slaying style up close.”

The Shotgun (also known as Coyote‑A in later titles) is Dante’s classic buckshot firearm. Used throughout Devil May Cry, it’s a sawn‑off blast of raw firepower at point‑blank range—great for staggering enemies, crowd control, and devastating finishing moves when charged with demonic energy.

Handcrafted with Precision

This replica brings Dante’s iconic shotgun to life with timber-textured grips, engraved barrel details, and powered shell chambers built into the side hinge.

• Scaled to match the in‑game shotgun for authentic presence
• Static, non‑functional model—perfect for display or cosplay
• Hand‑painted and carefully assembled, with layered metallic finish and wood grain effects

Perfect for Cosplay and Display

A powerful addition to any Dante-inspired costume, collector’s shelf, or game rig. This shotgun replica lets fans represent raw, demon-pounding firepower in dramatic style.

Key Features

• Inspired by Devil May Cry—based on Dante’s classic shotgun (Coyote‑A)
• Accurate to in‑game design—double-barrel layout, break-open hinge, and wood-textured stock
• Hand‑painted and carefully assembled—realistic aging and engraved details
• Built to scale—ideal for cosplay handling or display
• Static prop—non-functional but visually powerful

⚠ This is a pre-order

This replica has not been manufactured yet—your order directly funds its creation. Start your pre-order now to secure one of the first units and claim a 50% early-bird discount before the prototype is finalized.

• 50% off for early buyers—only available during pre-production
• Your support helps launch the initial production run
• Prototype image previews coming soon
• Price will increase after prototype finalization

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