DH-17 Blaster Pistol: Star Wars Fleet Blaster Replica Breakdown

Few props embody the spirit of rebellion like the DH-17 blaster pistol. Known as the Fleet Blaster, this sleek sidearm was standard issue for Rebel Alliance soldiers and a staple throughout the Galactic Civil War. Whether you’re prepping for your next cosplay convention or expanding your prop arsenal, the DH-17 deserves a place in your loadout.

The Legacy of the Fleet Blaster

Manufactured by BlasTech Industries, the DH-17 was built for speed and mobility aboard ships and stations. Most famously seen in the hands of Rebel soldiers aboard the Tantive IV in Star Wars: A New Hope, the DH-17 delivered a mix of style, accuracy, and practicality. Its range, weight (about 1kg), and high energy capacity (500 shots) made it a favorite for close-quarters combat. It wasn’t just the Rebels either—Imperial prison guards and even Death Star troopers carried this pistol.

Replica Perfection

Modern fans and collectors can now own a highly detailed, convention-safe replica like this one from Destiny Guns: DH-17 Blaster Replica. Built with cosplay in mind, this piece preserves the weapon’s streamlined silhouette and battlefield-ready vibe. It’s lightweight, durable, and non-functional—perfect for display or live event use.

DH-17 vs. E-11: Which Should You Choose?

Trying to decide between the DH-17 and a classic like the E-11 blaster rifle? Check out this detailed E-11 replica from Destiny Guns: E-11 Imperial Blaster Replica. While the E-11 might have the edge in intimidation, the DH-17 is the king of portability and screen accuracy for Rebel cosplay.

Planning to Travel with Your DH-17?

Whether you’re flying to Comic-Con or packing for a shoot, you’ll want to follow guidelines for safely transporting props. Here’s our essential guide: How to Travel with Replica Weapons – Convention Safety.

Legal Disclaimer

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