Double tir d'arquebuses

Double tir d'arquebuses avec répliques du XVe siècle (une arquebuse et un trait à poudre pour être plus précis...). Tirs à blanc avec poudre noire suisse.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• history
• medieval
• arquebus
• gunpowder
• reenactment
• switzerland
• murten
• artillery
• handgonne
• swiss
• blackpowder

[chitoryu12]

Where did you find such old weapons? I have an interest in older guns, like flintlocks and matchlocks.

[GoranGoranovic666]

They are made by a french artisan, gratuated from the "national school of weapons". Very good quality and design !

[shironia]

Like the comment 0:05 j'addore le commentaire :D

[MrDonnar]

@Goran

thank you so much for this vid. i`m a inherit of those evil bernese! ;) sadly my french is too bad... can you tell us the calibre of your awesome handgun? and how do you load it. is there something between the bullet and the powder?

by the way: in my opinion, peter von hagenbach was the real tyrant in the region. and- of course- the bernese and their friends. in 1475, they capturet 43 castles in the romandie in just 2 weeks. they did many raids into the romandie during the 15. century.

[telliottmb]

can i buy it once your done? haha

[ChromeGhost0219]

Im planning on making a matchlock/arquebus rifle!

[pisuke15]

nice!!

[chitoryu12]

National School of Weapons? Makes me wish I was French!

[GoranGoranovic666]

You're right ! He was a tyrant... But you know, we are from the french part of Switzerland, and at this time, it wasn't yet part of Switzerland. We are also very interested in the life of Jacques of Savoie, count of Romont. He was allied with Charles the Bold, just to keep the land of Vaud free of the Swiss army and bernese 8not for a long time). Thanks for your comment !

[PurePerfection]

I am very sorry for the very late response, but I had forgotten until I saw your video in my favourites. :). I do not like Charles the Bold. Quite frankly, I look much like Louis XI and have his personality and style, so if one believed in reincarnation.. ;). But really, Charles the Bold was incompetent in my opinion. He indeed made a grave mistake.