They say “don’t bring a tomahawk to a gun fight”, but this awesome weapon may change their minds. This takes “war club” to a whole new level. As a blanket gun it is meant to be carried by its woven strap over the shoulder and out of sight. It is indeed the early version of a true concealed weapon used in the Cherokee war in NC. 1763-1765
In a skirmish situation, after the first shot your gun became a club anyway. This one is still a deadly weapon in several ways. It still has its solid ram rod so a second shot is possible if you had time to reload. It’s a smoothbore, so loading is easy and the results are wicked when loaded with just about anything to thin out the crowd.
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The barrel is an octagon to round 20 ga. 1”x10”.
It is pinned to the hardwood maple stock decorated with antiqued brass tacks. It provides a great grip when used as a club and long enough for a two handed grip.
The ignition is by the L&R Trade lock firing into a drilled and coned vent by means of a plated long single trigger. It’s a great sparker. The trim is in antiqued brass with patina.
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The hardwood maple stock ends with a wicked cast engraved brass tomahawk head fastened to the comb to make this a very wicked war club. We have matched the cast engraved brass trim . Shawnee Indian
The elaborately brass cast engraved tomahawk head does not get in the way when held like a pistol and it’s long enough for both hands if necessary as a club The hardened steel blade is captured in the brass so it can be easily sharpened. It’ a beautiful piece!
It will look great in your sash or used as a blanket gun with a woven strap over the shoulder or just hanging in your lodge or home, A great conversation starter (or ender) We’ve even included a hand-woven shoulder strap for you too!
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