Gunsmiths, like many tradespeople in historical settings, typically consumed simple, hearty meals that were easy to prepare and sustain them through long working hours. Their diets often included bread, meat (such as pork or beef), vegetables, and occasionally grains or legumes. Meals might also be supplemented by whatever was available locally, such as wild game or produce from their gardens. Overall, their food choices were influenced by regional availability and the demands of their craft.
At a gunsmiths
Themselves, partners
Guns and ammunition.
from old cloth
Yes, there are African-American gunsmiths. One of our users who lives in Peotone, Illinois is one, in fact. He and his daughter.
They came from a colony.
Generally, no.
yes
A gunsmith is a person trained to repair or build firearms. Some countries, such as Australia, are looking for gunsmiths and will provide employment to gunsmiths. Gunsmiths are eligible for a free visa as skilled workers and will be able to find jobs upon arrival.
No
they made guns
gunsmiths