Flintlock Musket

48 customer reviews

Original price was: US$244.99.Current price is: US$214.99.

The CarneyRex Flintlock Musket is a cool blaster designed to be a functional prop or used in LARP. It is muzzle-fed, spring powered, and fires both darts and Rival balls. Packs a punch to boot.

This listing is for a fully assembled Musket blaster.

Default power is 160 FPS. You can order additional power springs to install if desired.

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Additional Springs include 130 FPS and 175 FPS
View Virtual Previewer here: Musket Virtual Configurator
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This item is made-to-order and will not be shipped until made (2-3 weeks).
Please double check your printed part color selection. Colors cannot be changed after checkout.

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This listing is for a fully assembled Musket blaster.

This is a 3D printed foam dart blaster that uses springs to launch darts & rival balls.

Hardware Kits and full DIY kits available separately.

Features:
– Functional Flint “Hammer” that strikes as the trigger is pulled
– ~160-190 FPS with default set up, but ~90-100 FPS is an option with a weaker spring (lower FPS with a Rival ball, higher FPS with a dart).
– Realistic Ramrod action. Ramrod storage beneath barrel
– Detachable Bayonet included for the “Affix bayonets!” charge. Bayonet is NOT foam and is NOT to be use for actual use, role-play or otherwise
– Includes Ramrod and Bayonet

Compatibility:
– Can fire HIR (Rival) rounds and most standard sized darts (sold separately)
– Additional springs can be purchased on our Springs Listing to adjust power level

Preview Color Way or order a Custom Color Scheme? View the virtual configurator: CarneyRex Flintlock Musket Virtual Configurator

Original design by CarneyRex. Sold with permission.

This listing is for a fully assembled Musket blaster.


Here is a review by a top rated and favored voice in the Nerf Community:

Weight 2.1 lbs
Dimensions 42 × 3 × 6 in

  1. Levi –

    Very historically realistic, would say “historically accurate” but its lack thereof is what makes it so accurate, and so impressive when you hit your target, 1776/10

    • Frontline Foam (store manager) –

      Thank you for the fantastic review! We’re so glad the Flintlock Musket gave you that historically accurate look and feel you were hoping for. A 1776/10 is definitely a rating we can get behind! We appreciate you taking the time to share your experience and we are thrilled you’re enjoying it!

  2. sepanbun –

    This gun was emazing! It is very fun to use and just holding makes me feel like I am in the 1800s, The only three downsides are it took quite the time to arrive and because it’s 3d printed it got destroyed when a family relative kept it in a car 🙁 AND of how expensive it is, but still the gun was amazing and I’m looking to getting another one in the future!

  3. Maddux (verified owner) –

    The musket works amazing and my little brother loves it. It’s a lot of fun. Everything works properly and the gun is way more powerful than I expected. Having to use the ramrod gives an extra layer of roleplay fun. Only problem it seemed to have (and it’s not a big deal at all) was the hammer coming back down seemed kinda weak when pulling the trigger, but again not a big deal. Was kinda confused about what the bottle and gasket in the parts package were for at first but I quickly figured it out. Overall we love it. Thanks so much!

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Where can I find instructions on how to assembly the flintlock musket? It came partially assembled, and a bag of screws, but I'm not sure where to put the screws, and so far I figured most of it out but it won't shoot... Monica asked on September 22, 2026

Monica,

Sorry for the confusion! We have instructions on the user-guide page. We also have videos on YouTube, and you can always email our support! User guide page: https://www.frontlinefoam.com/read-this-before-using-your-musket/

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Derrikk Sun answered on September 25, 2026 store manager
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You should make a blunderbuss! Simon :D asked on July 4, 2026

That's a great idea! It would be fun!

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Derrikk Sun answered on September 29, 2026 store manager
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Is the Bayonet a hazard? Simon :D asked on June 29, 2026

Not really, it is 3d printed so it’s made of plastic and has very rounded edges.

PalicoJoe answered on September 25, 2026 store manager
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Can you use standard nerf darts? the sound on my computer is too loud so i can't watch the video with sound. Simon :D asked on June 29, 2026

Yup. It works with both Rival Balls and standard diameter darts.

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Frontline Foam answered on September 25, 2026 store manager
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Is the ramrod sold seprately? and if yes, can i add it to the order? Simon :D asked on June 29, 2026

A ramrod is included with the purchase of a Musket. Extra ramrods can be ordered separately here: https://www.frontlinefoam.com/product/flintlock-musket-ramrod/

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