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The Arms of 1775

By NRA Staff (RSS)

July 15, 2012

At the battles of Lexington and Concord, American Patriots stood up to the might of the British Empire, taking up their own arms in defense of their rights as free men. From the article "The Arms of April 19, 1775."
An Early Assembled Fowler/Musket, c. 1740
A Club Butt Country Fowler, c. 1715-1750
Early French Components, c. 1760-1780
British Brown Bess Elements, c. 1775-1783
Mixed English Fowler Parts, c. 1776-1780
Complete American Manufacture, c. 1770-1800
A Remounted Hessian Musket, c. 1776-1785
French Aid Influence, c. 1777-1783
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Rick wrote:
May 29, 2013

I have a musket similar to this one, it has a barrel length of 54 1/4' and an overall length of 70'. Im trying to research this musket and could use some help from knowledgeable sources