Muskets & Flintlocks in 18th Century America

[@leithafae]

I am sorry I have to disagree, when fired with a patched round, they can be accurate up to 100 yards if done correctly on a brown bess

[@JohnnyRebKy]

The Kentucky Rifle 😎

[@Senor_Penor]

But thats not a musket, its a rifle.

[@brupper9023]

1:06 1776 colorized

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[@aaronmillersoutdooradventures]

What’s homie doing with the blunderbuss?

[@BeKindToBirds]

Whatever he wants to, who's going to argue with a Blunderbuss?
I wouldn't.

[@aaronmillersoutdooradventures]

@@BeKindToBirds okay true...

[@ENIGMAXII2112]

I like Muskets, they have very pleasing peaceful lines...

[@joeerickson516]

"Argh!" 🏴‍☠️

[@joeerickson516]

"Metacomet?"

[@playboy2141]

This shit cool as fuck

[@barnharmphillaric5792]

In 1578 Brunei armies was used Blunderbuss during Castillian war (Brunei-Spanish war)

[@FlyingTooFast]

King Philip
*Mr atun shei films*

[@Eire_Aontaithe]

What ?

[@FlyingTooFast]

They mentioned king philip's war. I must mention the one who triggered that reaction
Atun shei films

[@Eire_Aontaithe]

@@FlyingTooFast Ah ok

[@INoticed_XIV]

Atun Shei is awesome

[@richhoule3462]

No percussion?

[@carywest9256]

Percussion caps didn't come about until the 1830s.

[@emorynguyen1583]

Caplock is 19th century

[@alexsacco776]

Percussion locks won't become available until the 1840s