Usually 200-400 metres per second. The variation is caused by the bad process in which muskets were made at the time. The latter number is more around today's muskets.
A musket fires small metal balls (back then made of lead) called musket balls (simple enough:)
Muskets were known not to be reliable. It is said that it is rare for a musket to hit the exact area it was aiming at, but rather hit a different enemy near by the one that the musketeer was aiming at.
A musket loop is a small window through which a musket can be fired without providing a large opening for the attackers to return fire.
Yes
Musket
No. A musket is a smooth-bore, muzzel loading weapon designed to fire a single ball. A shotgun is designed to fire a several pieces of smaller shot in a single load.
It made accurate long range fire possible.
30-60 seconds.
Yes it would.
Mis firing, slow to load, won't fire when wet.
You are NOT supposed to put the ramrod back into the barrel if you want to fire the musket. It would go back in its slot.
This is the stand-alone expansion to mount and blade, its a musket-based expansion.