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[DOC File]Report of Major R
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It was thus placed in the most favorable condition for a trial of its powers. The arm was made at the Richmond armory in 1819, and was 42 inches in length: caliber intended for the standard of .69 of an inch, but measuring about .70. The charge was the service charge of 110 grains of musket powder, and one round ball.
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[DOC File]Lower Dauphin School District
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A smooth bore that fired a .69 caliber round ball & 3 buck shot known as buck & ball. Although made obsolescent by newer rifle-muskets, the M1842 Springfield Musket was used by Union and Confederate forces early in the war. Slide 21: Lock plate detail. First US musket to …
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[DOCX File]From the Desk of the Ordinance Officer - Webydo
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Larger caliber barrels generally have a slower twist than do smaller caliber barrels, and conical projectile barrels have even faster rates of twist than round ball barrels. Normally a good .54 caliber round ball barrel will have a twist that measures one complete turn in around 72 inches. Rifle barrels are not that long so the ball
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[DOC File]RECRUIT’S MANUAL
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Dec 02, 2013 · .54 Caliber. 48 5/8” OA length. 9 ½ lbs. US Model 1861 Rifled Musket (Springfield).58 Caliber. Model 1860 Henry Rifle.44 Rimfire. 24 ¼ “ OA Length. 12 round tubular magazine. Cleaning the Percussion . Rifle and Rifle-Musket. Your rifle is the most important and expensive part of your kit, and needs to be properly maintained.
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[DOC File]North State Rifles
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Deringer did produce a small number of Model 1814 rifles but a much larger number of Model 1817 rifles through four contracts with the War Department between 1819 and 1840. These were .54 caliber flintlock rifles, known at the time as “common rifles.” Given the numbers Deringer produced, the rifles in Company B were most likely the M1817 type.
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