Yes it would.
conoidal bullets were accurate at much greater distances. they were better then musket balls because musket balls were only accurate at close range and conoidal were not.
A musket fired at close range can produce a noise level of around 140-170 decibels, which is similar to a jet engine taking off.
A flintlock musket can cause significant damage, as it fires a large bullet at high velocity. The extent of the damage caused depends on various factors such as the range, the size of the bullet, and the location of the impact on the target. In general, a flintlock musket has the potential to cause severe injury or even be lethal.
The rifles had superior range and accuracy compared to the smoothbore musket.
Crockett had a rifle, which he called Old Betsy. A rifle has spiral grooves inside the barrel, which make the bullet spin when it is fired out of the barrel. In the same way a quarterback tries to spin the football when throwing a pass, this made the bullet fired from a rifle much more accurate than those fired from a musket. A musket is a smooth-bore weapon - no grooves inside the barrel, therefore no spin on the bullet. A musket shot is more like a knuckleball in baseball - no spin, liable to go anywhere, even a puff of wind can change its course, and musket balls do not have as long a range as rifle balls. As far as I know some Mexican wound up with Crockett's rifle after he died at the Alamo in 1836. Photography had not yet been invented.
In 1775, a musket typically fired a lead ball at speeds ranging from 900 to 1,200 feet per second (about 275 to 365 meters per second). The exact velocity could vary based on factors such as the type of musket, the caliber of the ball, and the amount of gunpowder used. Muskets of that era were smoothbore firearms, which affected accuracy and range compared to later rifled firearms.
I was looking for the answer to that myself also. However I think not, why make something as simple as a bullet that complicated. Also u cannot curve a bullet.
A wadcutter is a special-purpose bullet designed for shooting paper targets, usually at close range and subsonic velocity.
Depending on the distance, yes. At close range, definitely yes.
ba boule What type of bullet? Wich range? Just give me an anshwer! Standard bullet 300 m or something
The cost of a musket in 1775 varied depending on the quality and type of musket. On average, a standard musket could range from $2 to $20, with higher quality or custom-made muskets costing more.
It made accurate long range fire possible.