Original 19th Century South African Xhosa Tribe Style Heavy War Club Axe - circa 1870 French Edged Weapons This was definitely a musket

This was definitely a musket that saw significant use after percussion conversion

Lever locks into a long trigger-like spur inside the bottom loop of the lever

Ready to display with your 98K rifle

The new stock included a fully textured polymer buttplate for better grip on the shoulder

and even Milford recognized that the Owen gun “continued to function satisfactorily when subjected to severe conditions … and had distinct possibilities as a suitable and efficient weapon

Original 19th Century South African Xhosa Tribe Style Heavy War Club Axe - circa 1870 French Edged Weapons This was definitely a musketOriginal Item: Only One Available. This very heavy War Club Axe Looks to have come from the XHOSA tribe of South Africa, but because of its simplicity could have been encountered almost anywhere in the Sub Saharan area. Simple fabrication using a straight wood club measuring 24" having a bulge to the top through which is mounted on a simple iron steel axe head measuring 5 1 4" long with a cutting edge of just 1 3 4" The Xhosa Tribe are, like the Zulus