No, Marco Polo brought the recipe for gunpowder to Europe from China long before Ben Franklin was born.
1750, Franklin coined the word battery for any number of capacitors (used to store electricity) wired together. From the term "gun battery"
Please state the model number of the rifle/gun so it can be identified. During the 30's and 60's Benjamin guns were labeled Benjamin Franklin as a marketing ploy. All of them are really Benjamin's. They were developed by Walter Benjamin not Benjamin Franklin
The first gun powder-powered weapons.
I don't believe Benjamin ever made a model 170, but they did make a model 177. Is this the BB gun you are asking about?
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1750, Franklin coined the word battery for any number of capacitors (used to store electricity) wired together. From the term "gun battery"
Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield did not invent the BB gun.
Gun Powder
Please state the model number of the rifle/gun so it can be identified. During the 30's and 60's Benjamin guns were labeled Benjamin Franklin as a marketing ploy. All of them are really Benjamin's. They were developed by Walter Benjamin not Benjamin Franklin
Quite possible.
Gun Powder
According to history, in the 9th century in China.
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Benjamin was held at gun point by a turkey wielding a ak47
The first gun powder-powered weapons.
If you are asking about the Benjamin Air gun model 342? It was made between 1969-1992
The model 132 was made from 1942 to 1986.