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Flintlock musket, c. 1690 (musket, flintlock)

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Flintlock musket, c. 1690 (musket, flintlock)

5929995 Flintlock musket, c.1690 (musket, flintlock) by English School, (17th century); National Army Museum, London; (add.info.: Flintlock musket, 1690 (c).
This weapon dates from the reign of King William III (1688-1702). Muskets like this were very inaccurate, and had a maximum range of about 50 metres. Musketeers had to fire a volley of shots at an enemy to be sure of hitting someone.); eNational Army Museum; English, out of copyright

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This print showcases a Flintlock musket, dating back to approximately 1690. Crafted by the English School in the 17th century, this historical artifact is now housed at the National Army Museum in London. During its time, this Flintlock musket played a significant role in warfare and represents an era of military advancements. It was primarily used during the reign of King William III from 1688 to 1702. However, despite its significance, these muskets were known for their lack of accuracy with a maximum range of only about 50 meters. Musketeers who wielded these weapons had to rely on firing volleys of shots at their enemies to increase their chances of hitting someone successfully. This technique ensured that even though individual shots may miss their target due to inaccuracies, collectively they could still inflict damage upon adversaries. The image beautifully captures the craftsmanship and intricate details of this flintlock musket—a testament to the ingenuity and skill possessed by artisans during that period. Its presence evokes curiosity about how it might have been utilized on battlefields centuries ago. Displayed within this print is not just a weapon but also a piece of history that allows us to reflect upon past conflicts and appreciate how far military technology has advanced since then.

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