Austrian Tromblon 18ᵉ - Denix.
To begin with, the
Austrian Tromblon 18ᵉ based on an 18ᵉ century piece. Superb engravings depict a finely detailed floral motif. This indicates that the original was once owned by an Austrian nobleman.
Sparkling blunderbusses were generally very short, with barrels less than 60 cm long, at a time when a musket barrel measured over 90 cm. Based on a flint or flint stone, the firing mechanism triggers the hammer, which produces the spark that ignites the powder.
The funnel-shaped barrel limits the weapon's accuracy and range, but allows multiple projectiles to be fired at short range. This shape also makes it easier to load ammunition into the barrel.
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Austrian Tromblon 18ᵉ for your historical re-enactments.
But above all, it's a collector's item and a decoration.
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How are Denix replica weapons made?
Used in historical re-enactments, films, TV series and by collectors. Denix gun reproductions, made from high-quality materials. Carefully crafted and assembled to create realistic collector's weapons.
- The metals are in a metal alloy known as Zamac, whose basic composition is zinc in 95%.
- The plastic parts of the replicas are made of molded ABS, offering high resistance.
- Wood chosen for its beauty and durability, such as mahogany, olive or walnut, will give your butts and barrels an elegant, authentic appearance.
Please note that all Denix reproductions are identical to the originals, like your
Austrian Tromblon 18ᵉ.