(Left to right)
Moukahla with snaphance lock, Džeferdar with miquelet lock, two moukhala converted to percussion lock.
Type
Musket
Service history
In service
17th to late 19th century
Used by
Kingdom of Morocco Deylik of Algiers Beylik of Tunis
Wars
Nearly every war in the Maghreb from the 17th to 20th century
Production history
Produced
17th to early 20th century
Variants
Kabyle Muskets, and other local variants
Specifications
Length
Up to 6 feet
Caliber
Usually .67
Action
Flintlock/percussion lock (conversion)
The Moukahla (Arabic: مكحلة) or moukalla was a type of musket[1] widely used in North Africa, produced by many tribes, clans and nations.
^Service, United States Army Map (1942). Glossary of Arabic Words Commonly Used on Maps: Prepared Under the Direction of the Chief of Engineers. U.S. Army Map Service.
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