Džeferdar
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The Džeferdar was an ornate, smoothbore musket that was popular in the Western Balkans during the Ottoman rule.
The Džeferdar was an ornate, smoothbore musket that was popular in the Western Balkans during the Ottoman rule. == Design and features== The most defining characteristic of the Džeferdar is its stock, which was covered in mother of pearl inlay. It used the typical Balkan style Miquelet lock found on the Tançica & Rašak. The barrel is usually decorated with silver or coral. ==Gallery== ==See also== Shishane, another popular firearm used in the Ottoman Empire Tançica, long barreled Albanian musket Kariofili, musket of the Greek revolution Boyliya, Bulgarian musket with unique lock Kubur, Ottoman handgun Khirimi, Caucasian miquelet musket Moukahla, a North African snaphaunce musket Jezail, Afghan rifle popularized in media
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