Duck Billed Blunderbuss

Duck Billed Blunderbuss
The duck-billed blunderbuss is a historical firearm known for its compact size and effectiveness at close range. It was originally used as a coach gun and was capable of firing up to 20 buckshot with 120 grains of black powder. This blunderbuss was utilized in various capacities, including naval boarding, defending vessels, and home defense. The flintlock mechanism of the blunderbuss allowed for a quick and efficient firing rate, making it a formidable weapon in its time.
Woolley & Wallis
A fantastic duck Billed Blunderbuss. London Proof marked. Mahogany stock , steel mechanism and brass muzzle and fittings.
For collectors and enthusiasts, the duck-billed blunderbuss remains a sought-after item, with auction houses offering various models from the early 19th century. These firearms not only serve as historical artifacts but also as a testament to the craftsmanship and technology of the era.