Non-Functional Flintlock Replica 1231 Gold or Silver

Flintlock Blunderbuss 1231G/L – The Roar of Fire in Battle

In the tumultuous era of the 18th century , when the roar of gunpowder and the clash of swords determined the fate of empires, the flintlock blunderbuss stood as a formidable weapon in close-quarters combat. This non-functional replica, crafted from high-quality wood and metal in Spain by Denix, captures the essence and spirit of the weapon that ignited war with a single shot.

The flintlock blunderbuss was notable for its compact size, with a barrel less than 60 cm long, much shorter than the muskets of its time . Its mechanism, based on the spark produced by a flint or flintstone when the hammer was struck, made each shot a moment of pure tension and danger. The slow and laborious manual reloading conditioned the tactical use of the weapon: after a single shot, the warrior had to rely on his saber or strength for the next confrontation.

A short-range, high-impact weapon

This blunderbuss was especially useful in naval boarding and close-quarters combat, where speed and close quarters determined survival. Its design and function evoke the brutality and strategy of battles where bravery and speed defined the victors.

Main features:

• Non-functional replica manufactured in Spain by Denix

• High-quality materials: wood and metal

• Short barrel, less than 60 cm

• Total length: 39 cm

• Available in gold and silver versions

• Inspired by the 18th century blunderbuss, precursor to the shotgun

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