Double-Barrelled Musket

Female gunner aiming a double-barrelled musket from castle battlements during a siege

At a Glance

  • Weapon: Double-Barrelled Musket
  • Campaign status: Rare specialist long gun
  • 5.5e / 2024: Campaign conversion from Musket; capacity 2
  • 5e / 2014: Campaign conversion
  • Pathfinder 1e: Early two-handed firearm; capacity 2
  • D&D 3.5e: Campaign conversion from Renaissance Musket

The double-barrelled musket places two long-gun barrels on one stock, trading weight and reliability for a second loaded shot before a complete reload.

Double-Barrelled Musket Rules by Edition

Double-Barrelled Musket — D&D 5.5e / 2024

Campaign conversion. Each barrel uses the 2024 Musket profile: 1d12 Piercing, 40/120 ft., Loading, Two-Handed, Slow. The barrels can be fired separately. If both are loaded, make two attacks at −4 against the same target as one Attack; each hit deals normal musket damage. Slow can apply only once from the double shot.

Double-Barrelled Musket — D&D 5e / 2014

Campaign conversion. Each barrel uses the 2014 Musket profile. Fire separately or make the same two-roll, −4 double shot against one target. No Weapon Mastery.

Double-Barrelled Musket — Pathfinder 1e

Cost 2,500 gp Dmg (S/M) 1d10 / 1d12 Critical ×4
Range 40 ft. Misfire 1–3 (5 ft.) Capacity 2
Weight 11 lbs. Type B and P

Each barrel can be fired independently, or both can be fired together at the same target. A simultaneous double shot imposes a −4 penalty on each shot.

Double-Barrelled Musket — D&D 3.5e

Campaign conversion. Each barrel uses the Renaissance Musket profile: 1d10 Small / 1d12 Medium, ×3, 150-foot range increment. Fire separately, or fire both at one target with two attacks at −4. Each barrel requires a standard action to reload.

What Changes Between Editions?

  • PF1e supplies the published capacity and increased misfire range.
  • D&D versions use the edition’s normal Musket as the base for the twin-barrel conversion.

Related Equipment

Sources and Licensing

Pathfinder rules derive from Ultimate Combat. D&D tabs are campaign conversions built from the Musket profile.

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