The School of Recreation (1696 Edition)
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9. =Half bend your Musket. = Fall back with your Right-leg, and let the _Musket_ at once rest, placing the Right-thumb upon the Cock, and the Fingers of that handbehind the Trigger; then closing it to your Thigh, half bend the Cock, and keep it rested with your Fingers extended.
10. =Clean the Pan. = Do this with the ball of your Thumb, pressed into the Pan, keeping yourFingers of the Right-hand behind the Lock.
11. =Handle your Primer. = Take the little end between your Finger and Thumb, turni...ng the other endto the back of your Hand, your Arm bearing backwards.
12. =Prime. = Level your Piece, and strike your bruised Powder into the Pan half full, or some what more, keeping your Left-toe to the Front.
13. =Shut your Pan. = This do by using your two first Fingers, casting back your Primer andbringing up your Right-heel to your Left-instep, your _Musket_ strait upbefore you, as in the recovery, with the Barrel towards you; do it witha quick Motion with the Thumb of your Right-hand on the top of theSteel, Levelling your Left with your Mouth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9. =Half bend your Musket. = Fall back with your Right-leg, and let the _Musket_ at once rest, placing the Right-thumb upon the Cock, and the Fingers of that handbehind the Trigger; then closing it to your Thigh, half bend the Cock, and keep it rested with your Fingers extended.
10. =Clean the Pan. = Do this with the ball of your Thumb, pressed into the Pan, keeping yourFingers of the Right-hand behind the Lock.
11. =Handle your Primer. = Take the little end between your Finger and Thumb, turni...ng the other endto the back of your Hand, your Arm bearing backwards.
12. =Prime. = Level your Piece, and strike your bruised Powder into the Pan half full, or some what more, keeping your Left-toe to the Front.
13. =Shut your Pan. = This do by using your two first Fingers, casting back your Primer andbringing up your Right-heel to your Left-instep, your _Musket_ strait upbefore you, as in the recovery, with the Barrel towards you; do it witha quick Motion with the Thumb of your Right-hand on the top of theSteel, Levelling your Left with your Mouth.
What to read after The School of Recreation (1696 Edition)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howlett Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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