Slow Motion Flintlock

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SOMEONE CARES ABOUT OLD THINGS LIKE FLINT LOCKS

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I used to shoot them myself ... Ah, the smell of rotten eggs (Sulphur) !

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I have handled dueling pistols from the 18th century.
In the UK you would need a firearms licence to fire them

ok 18th century, but ever tried guns from the 16th century

Very rare here ... Have pick up a wheel lock and a matchlock from that period - I used to deal in antique weapons ! :~)

ever tried the first gun, a stick with a iron tube at the end that is a matchlock that you have to put the match there and its basicly a cannon on a stick.

Good early firearms knowledge !
Only ever seen one in the old Tower of London collection :~)

did you know that guns first shot arrows instead of bullets.

the chinese made gunpower and the first guns.

the first bayonet was made by someone but the first good bayyonet was made on the order of nepoloan

the thing that made precussion caps is called fulminate

the best thing about flinklocks is they are good at one thing, making your aiming purfect

the largest gun manufactuer was the sengoku era japan

the prcusstion cap made its own replacements

I did !

GOOD

Flint lock good, new gun bad, upvote if you agree

the fire rate is better and the acrucy but can you deul with a m9 barreta. NO YOU CAN'T. The flint lock is very good at one thing, being a good way to make people confused why it an'it a firearm in the us's eyes

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My single flintlock shotgun took 2 minutes to load consistently.
My Tower .650 flintlock about one and a half minutes
My 1862 Remington .44 percussion revolver took just under four and a half minutes
It took about half an hour to clean afterwards ... And I absolute loved shooting all of them ! :~)

a flintlock shotgun is called a blunderbuss

A blunderbuss is a specific gun with a flared out muzzle.

still basicly the same thing

guns good stuff

hahaha firearms, good stuff

FLINT LOCK GOOD

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So .. The Chinese did discover gunpowder,
I know the Japanese adopted the matchlock all through the Edo period from 1603 to 1958
The percussion cap came into use around 1830 - I've own flintlock guns that were converted to percussion around that time.

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