MIDDLE AGES HEAVY RIFLE CROSSBOW (24/3.01)

Rifle crossbow, so called due to the particular shape of the holder, with a stepped hump behind the nut trigger and a rifle stock. In use in Europe in the 17th-18th centuries for recreational purposes such as target shooting. The version in question is classified as heavy due to its considerable size. Holders in national hard fiber wood with carving and floral decorations. The rope, made of woven hemp threads, is attached to the pointed ends of the steel bow, covered with leather trim. Bracket, trigger, front sight and sight table are in burnished metal, while the applications are in gilded metal. The crossbow comes with a metal-tipped wooden bolt, featuring natural quill fins.


Characteristics:

Total length: 82cm
Arc width: 50cm
Weight: 1.4kg