Flintlock Blunderbuss Replica, 18th Century (Pirate Style)
Flintlock Blunderbuss Replica, 18th Century (Pirate Style)
Posts Australia-wide with tracking. Shipping information
Buyers must be 18 or over. Non-firing display replica.
A non-firing replica of an 18th-century flintlock blunderbuss, the short, wide-mouthed gun carried by English coachmen and by sailors and merchant crews in the age of sail. The name comes from the Dutch donderbus, from donder, meaning thunder.
- Made by Denix in Spain, model 1094/G
- 74 cm long, 2 kg
- Wood stock and grey metal barrel with a flared muzzle
- Simulated flintlock mechanism
- Display replica only. It doesn't fire.
See all our flintlock and antique pistols, or read our flintlock pistol guide.
Shipping and delivery
Posted with Australia Post tracking. Full-size metal replicas and rifles with working actions can only be posted to Queensland and Western Australia, and cap guns to Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia. Antique-style pistols, accessories, books and gifts post Australia-wide. Long rifles are pick-up only.
Pick up from our showroom
Gold Coast War Museum, 42 John Rogers Road (off Springbrook Road), Mudgeeraba QLD 4213. Open Monday to Saturday, 9am to 4pm. Phone 0460 765 686.
Returns
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