Firearms in American History volume 1
Firearms in American History volume 1
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c. Description of b fits this gun except for lock, which has oval-faced cock with reinforced under 102 FIREARMS IN AMERICAN HISTORY jaw, and weight, which is 10 Ibs. This gun is said to have been used at Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775.
d. Sea-service musket. A few were made espe- cially for men-of-war on the rare occasions that the supply of regulation arms on hand was inadequate to sea-service demands. Weight 10 Ibs. , length 4 ft. 5 in. , barrel 37 in. , caliber ]~J- of an inch. Two ramrod thimbl...es; front and rear ones of the regu- lation land service arm are omitted. Fore-end tip omitted. Butt plate flat instead of oval. The usual Birmingham Brown Bess barrel stamp of a small crown, crossed scepter, and G R, with or with- out the head of the broad arrow, is on this gun sur- mounted by the curved part of an anchor. Lock like that of c. Thick trigger guard and guard strap.
When fired with regulation charge from a hori- zontal position 5 feet above the ground the aver- age flight of the ball before reaching the earth was about 125 yards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
c. Description of b fits this gun except for lock, which has oval-faced cock with reinforced under 102 FIREARMS IN AMERICAN HISTORY jaw, and weight, which is 10 Ibs. This gun is said to have been used at Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775.
d. Sea-service musket. A few were made espe- cially for men-of-war on the rare occasions that the supply of regulation arms on hand was inadequate to sea-service demands. Weight 10 Ibs. , length 4 ft. 5 in. , barrel 37 in. , caliber ]~J- of an inch. Two ramrod thimbl...es; front and rear ones of the regu- lation land service arm are omitted. Fore-end tip omitted. Butt plate flat instead of oval. The usual Birmingham Brown Bess barrel stamp of a small crown, crossed scepter, and G R, with or with- out the head of the broad arrow, is on this gun sur- mounted by the curved part of an anchor. Lock like that of c. Thick trigger guard and guard strap.
When fired with regulation charge from a hori- zontal position 5 feet above the ground the aver- age flight of the ball before reaching the earth was about 125 yards.
What to read after Firearms in American History volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Winthrop Sawyer to read onlineMoreLess
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