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| SKU | Designation | French Law | Caliber | Diam. (mm) | MSRP | Stock |
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| SKU RE01591 | Designation .675 caliber round ball mold | French Law Vente libre | Caliber .69 PN | Diam. (mm) 0.675 |
MSRP 95.00 € incl. tax
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Historical offers accessories inspired by period equipment for enthusiasts of antique weapons and historical shooting. This range prioritizes traditional designs adapted to compatible replicas and firearms.
The Historical Round Ball Mold is a .675 caliber steel round ball mold inspired by 17th-century designs. Intended primarily for French muskets and other compatible .69 caliber historical firearms, it complements the equipment of antique firearms enthusiasts.
The Historical Round Ball Mold replicates the characteristic design of old molds used with black powder weapons. Its steel construction and long handles give it an appearance faithful to accessories associated with historical muskets.
This model corresponds to a .675 caliber spherical projectile . It is particularly suitable for French muskets and other historical .69 caliber weapons with compatible characteristics.
In the field of antique firearms, the nominal diameter of the weapon and that of the projectile are not necessarily identical. The choice of bullet must therefore correspond to the precise characteristics of the weapon and the chosen loading configuration.
With its deliberately traditional design, this mold naturally finds its place among accessories intended for historical shooting , musket replicas, and the world of black powder firearms . Its appeal lies as much in its function as in its design, directly inspired by antique equipment.
This mold is designed for a .675 caliber round ball.
It is specifically designed for French muskets and other historical .69 caliber weapons compatible with a .675 caliber round ball.
It is made of steel and follows the general design of historical 17th-century round ball molds.