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Musket production involved several key steps, starting with the forging of the barrel from iron or steel, which was then rifled for improved accuracy. The stock was crafted from wood, shaped, and often finished with oil or varnish for protection. Components like the lock mechanism, which included a flint or percussion system for ignition, were assembled, and final assembly included fitting the barrel to the stock and ensuring all parts functioned correctly. Quality control was essential to ensure reliability and accuracy in the weapon.
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What were musket balls made of?
They were made of lead
What does a musket fire?
A musket fires small metal balls (back then made of lead) called musket balls (simple enough:)
What year was the first musket made?
1364
What was the black powder musket made of?
metal
What type of metal was the musket ball made of?
Lead.
Why was the musket made?
it was made for all weaponry cases and is now made for the Iraq war
How Much money did a musket cost in 1775?
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.
What did the rifled musket do?
It made accurate long range fire possible.
Who made the musket gun?
Many makers. Springfield Armory was one.
How is the flintlock musket made?
they just made it so the people wound stop getting hurt.
Does a musket have a antonym?
No musket does not have an antonym
Was a blunderbuss musket used by Americans?
Loise and Clark used them but the British made them.
