Not really. At one time they were, but is most areas they were replaced by rifles in the 1840s. Relatively scarce today.
No musket does not have an antonym
Musket or Musket or maybe a Musket.:D
Yes, iron musket balls were produced, though they were less common than lead musket balls due to lead's superior malleability and lower melting point. Iron balls could be used in military applications, especially during periods when lead was scarce or too costly. However, lead remained the preferred material for most musket ammunition due to its performance characteristics.
the musket does not have a rifled barrel and a rifle does
The Codfish Musket was created in 1936.
George Musket was born in 1583.
George Musket died in 1645.
The Chinese are credited with the invention of the musket. The musket was a later form of a weapon known as the hand cannon.
A musket fires small metal balls (back then made of lead) called musket balls (simple enough:)
Use the word musket in a sentence please!
Perhaps the most common was the French Charleville flintlock musket in .69 caliber.
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.