Greek flintlock rifles

stelio · 5th June 2017, 12:22 AM

Hello Rick and thank you! I hope you quickly get one in your collection my friend.
The word, however, that was throughout the Greek territory was a carriophile/ kariofili (καριοφίλι) and all the rest were just to stand out as I said above all the small things that they had to build each one.Rasak would say it was the word used in northern Balkans and not to Greece. Most Greek weapons bring European flintlocks but also a miqulete mechanism.
I think a special example of balkan rasak is the Bulgarian that type rasak with Bulgarian muqulet lock is very rare.
You are right, the first one has the bronze plate as well as the point that receives the powder.

stelios

5th June 2017, 12:22 AM	#9
stelio Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 97	Hello Rick and thank you! I hope you quickly get one in your collection my friend. The word, however, that was throughout the Greek territory was a carriophile/ kariofili (καριοφίλι) and all the rest were just to stand out as I said above all the small things that they had to build each one.Rasak would say it was the word used in northern Balkans and not to Greece. Most Greek weapons bring European flintlocks but also a miqulete mechanism. I think a special example of balkan rasak is the Bulgarian that type rasak with Bulgarian muqulet lock is very rare. You are right, the first one has the bronze plate as well as the point that receives the powder. stelios