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Holding off the Spanish at Charles Town,SC

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4 years 9 weeks ago, 3:10 AM

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you into the reenacting stuff?thats cool!

4 years 9 weeks ago, 3:22 AM

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Wow

Now that is one cool muzzle loader, that thing must have a 50" barrel. Those reeactment clubs are some cool stuff. Keep the American heritage and dreams rolling.

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Mark3030

What was a common musket that would have been found in the homes of the "minutemen"? I figure either the French musket of 1753 or the English Brown Bess. Any thoughts?

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4 years 9 weeks ago, 5:58 AM

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Comomon musket at the time

Comomon musket at the time was .50cal and they where a hodge podge of mfg. depending on where you came from or which nation sponsered the settelment.

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4 years 9 weeks ago, 5:51 AM

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.70 cal

I dont know who made it in the late 1600's, but it is a .70 cal smooth bore match cord ignition.

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