Blunderbusses [noun]

I keep a good blunderbuss loaded over the door, an' thieves would na' find it an easy job to get in through these iron bars.

"It's a pity to keep a useful weapon only for show," returned Dolly, eyeing the old blunderbuss with looks of regret.

And with the first flash of light the foremost guard ran halfway up the steep embankment and leveled his blunderbuss.

So I bestowed a friendly nod on the man with the blunderbuss, and inquired, with a smile, whether I had disturbed his nap.

For he had turned his horse loose, and the blunderbuss, which he had been holding horizontally, was now dropped earthward.

Here Coyle was in waiting to receive him, and raising a blunderbuss to his shoulder, he attempted to shoot him.

He carried a blunderbuss in his hand, another tucked under his arm, and a brace of holster pistols stuck in his waistband.

Chisels, mallets, hammers, tools and weapons of all kinds from a wheel-spoke to a blunderbuss were brandished in their hands.

I reckon that blunderbuss o yours would come might nigh goin through a pat o butter at twenty yards.

I had only the dog to fear, for the two forks and the blunderbuss were shaking about like branches in a wind.