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North had better guns, but South had more rifles
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How guns changed the Civil War?
The civil war was more deadly.
What was fired out of the Quaker guns during the civil war?
Nothing was fired out of Quaker guns during the Civil War. Quaker guns were decoy guns made to make the enemy think a fortification or vessel had more cannon than it really had. Quaker guns were usually made of just a solid log of the right diameter.
Did guns have safeties during the Civil War?
Guns did not have safeties during the Civil War. However, some of the guns in the 1800s, had a half way spot between hammer down and hammer up that works kind of like a safety.
Who made the guns during the civil war?
The gun makers duhhh!
How did the civil war change warfare?
Technology took made many improvements during the Civil War. The guns went from smoothbore muskets to rifles that used minie balls. The Civil War also saw torpedoes, submarines and Gatling guns.
What was used in place of gun powder during the Civil War?
Nothing was used in place of gunpowder during the Civil War. Gunpowder was made and used extensively by both sides. During the Civil War the guns used black powder for propellant. Modern guns use smokeless powder, which has a completely different chemical composition.
How many guns did the union produce in a month during the civil war?
Roughly about 50
Why did they use guns in the civil war?
Guns would be more effective than other devises, right?
How were weapons used during the US Civil War?
Weapons were used in battle during the civil war, at many battlefields in both North and South territory. The early forms of machine guns were used for the first time in the Civil War.
What were weapons used during the civil war?
They used small arms, and rifles, basically guns.
What kind of tools did Clara barton use during the civil war?
bombs guns and pistols
What are facts about civil war guns?
Civil War guns were far more primitive than those of modern times. They operated on cap and ball designs which are slow to load, inaccurate, and temperamental.
