Ottoman matchlock tufenk

LPCA · 1st August 2011, 07:41 AM

Hi guys,

clearly, the Tufenk is the father of a lot of firearms from Maghrib (Algeria) to Middle East (India, Afghanistan) and Central asia (Uzbekistan, ...).
Norman have a sort of arabic Abou-Fitila (the upper) and maybe an indian torador (the lower) as may be yours.
They are tribes guns with usually indian made barrel.
See my 2 guns: one is arabic Abou-Fitila and the second, very near is Indo-arab (Malabar coast).
http://blade.japet.com/10-peninsule.htm
http://blade.japet.com/B-indoarab.htm
My website is in french:sorry, no one is perfect...:-)))

See U
Louis-Pierre

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1st August 2011, 07:41 AM	#4
LPCA Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Toulouse - FRANCE Posts: 83	Hi guys, clearly, the Tufenk is the father of a lot of firearms from Maghrib (Algeria) to Middle East (India, Afghanistan) and Central asia (Uzbekistan, ...). Norman have a sort of arabic Abou-Fitila (the upper) and maybe an indian torador (the lower) as may be yours. They are tribes guns with usually indian made barrel. See my 2 guns: one is arabic Abou-Fitila and the second, very near is Indo-arab (Malabar coast). http://blade.japet.com/10-peninsule.htm http://blade.japet.com/B-indoarab.htm My website is in french:sorry, no one is perfect...:-))) See U Louis-Pierre