Pirate Blunderbuss 18th Century - Denix Leather & Leatherette Pistol Holsters collectors of U

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one of the most commonly used firearms by the pirates in the eighteenth century

wood and plastic with a simulated (non-working) action and a mobile bipod

London England 1700s

Precision-crafted design inspired by the Winchester 1873

Pirate Blunderbuss 18th Century - Denix Leather & Leatherette Pistol Holsters collectors of UReproduction of pirate blunderbuss made of metal and wood with simulated mechanism of loading and firing. Blunderbusses were typically very short, with barrel less than 60 cm of length, at the same time, musket's barrel measured more than 90 cm. The firing mechanism was based on a flint or flint stone, which the hammer produced the spark that ignited the gunpowder. All these blunderbusses required the manual recharge of their ammunition, which was