Rifle, Tanegashima Matchlock c.1600-1800 Japan
$149.99
- SKU
- 22-1274
Rifle, Tanegashima Matchlock c.1600-1800 Japan
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This stunning non-firing replica of the Tanegashima matchlock rifle brings the spirit of 16th-century Japan into your collection. First introduced by Portuguese traders in 1543, the Tanegashima was a game-changer on the battlefield, allowing Japanese conscripts to quickly learn and effectively use firearms. This replica faithfully reproduces the intricate design and historical significance of the rifle that shaped the Sengoku Jidai and Japan's invasion of Korea in 1592. Crafted from premium materials, it offers an authentic display piece without the need for live firing. Perfect for enthusiasts of Japanese history, this piece embodies the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and early firearm technology. Add a touch of samurai-era warfare to your collection!
Features
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Length: 43.25"
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Weight: 4 lbs
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Wood Stock
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Working Action
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