The most commonly used firearm during the Revolutionary War was the muzzle-loaded musket. The musket was the primary weapon for thousands of British and Continental Army soldiers. Revolutionary War muskets were commonly equipped with bayonets, which were useful against cavalry and in close combat. America's ability to arm its force with flintlock muskets as they mobilized was a critical challenge early in the war.
The BAR?
I've shot his BAR, must be something else.....
I've shot his BAR, must be something else.....
The 1861 Springfield was the most widely used U.S. Army weapon during the Civil War, favored for its range, accuracy, and reliability.
The Springfield had an effective range of 200 to 300 yards, and used percussion caps to fire. Trained troops were able to fire at a rate of three rounds per minute while maintaining accuracy up to 500 yards, though firing distances in the war were often much shorter.
Had a visitor pop by today to take a few pictures.
Thanks krucam
Here is the US family photo:
I had more wood than in that picture, I just finished showering the drool away.
Suh-weet collection there! The pleasure was mine...
Luckily your wood never made it into the frame. Good pics, of an enviable collection!
how much would it cost me to roll around in the yard with the shotgun? ^^
with or without the bayonet?
with