Flintlocks were an evolutionary step in the history of guns. The flintlock is the foundation for modern guns. It was a vast improvement over the matchlock guns, which were basically fired by lighting a fuse. Obviously, the matchlock wasn’t very reliable, especially in high wind or rain. You could also see […]
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Or as most people know it now: The Battle of 300. This amazing period of Mediterranean history was wrought with much death and destruction. Well, actually most of early Mediterranean history was like that, but the Battle of Thermopylae was certainly the crux for the Greek people.
Xerxes, though definitely a murderous tyrant, had nothing on […]
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Well, there are no musketeers here, but we sure do have the Rapiers! The art of fencing is still alive and well today, but unfortunately the frock coats and the men in stockings have turned into people with white suits and nets over their faces. But, the art remains the same!
The whole point (no pun […]
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Replica English Flintlock Pistol
This beautifully crafted flintlock pistol features a delicately engraved lock. It is constructed with a simulated wood stock and a simulated brass barrel. It is 15 inches in length.
From now until May 31st 2008 save 10% instantly on this replica pistol. Simply enter coupon code englishflint during checkout to apply the […]
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If you are looking forward to the Renaissance Faire as much as I am, I bet you are looking for the coolest, most historically accurate knight costume you can find. Sure, you can find some cheapie plastic knock off just about anywhere online. But, where else can you find museum quality replicas for prices as […]
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