What weapons were used in the battle of trafalgar?

British

- Muzzle-loading smoothbore cannons

- Carronades

- Muskets

- Pistols

- Cutlasses

- Pikes

French and Spanish

- Muzzle-loading smoothbore cannons

- Carronades

- Muskets

- Pistols

- Cutlasses

- Boarding axes

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