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-Made quickly
-no rifling
-less parts
-could arm many
soldiers in less time
"Musket was a mass-produced version
of the standard British long arm."
-www.visit1812.com
The purpose of the musket is
was to arm and be used by
many soldiers.
"A battery of field artillery is
worth a thousand muskets."
-William Tecumseh Sherman
-affective when used by many soldiers
-low accuracy = Didn't matter
-soldiers stand side by side
-eventually they will be hit.
"Our freedoms were born in the
ideals of the Enlightenment and the
musket fires of an historic revolution."
-John Boehner
Weren't guns enough? NO!
-spears were
could of had a bayonet on it
-The enemy would
rather act dead.
youtube.com/Automcanic
Each gun has it's own area
of war it was used for.
It could be because of the
rifling, the size or the quantity.
Each type of gun in
the war of 1812 was
effective in its own
area of the war.
-bad durability
-slow reload
-harder to make
- Very Accurate
- Long range
- good mobility
Positive
Negative
- Horse back
- ship
-could have a
sword
- short range
Positive
What was the difference about the guns?
What Firearms were used in the war of 1812?
-Bayonet
-Durable
-Easy to make
-Low accuracy
-Short Range
-Bad Mobility
Negative
Positive
Good
-Boyle Roche
"While I write this letter, I
have a pistol in one hand
and a sword in the other."
-great on ships
-used a sword
-boarding a ship = holster
-using a canon you =holster
-Muskets and rifles
are to big for ships.
"A naval brig might carry 10
to 20 guns."
-www.eighteentwelve.ca
Flintlock Pistol
-Great for chasing enemies
-It's smaller and lighter
-could shoot
-the enemy 100 meters away
-was mobile and very effective.
"The only real power comes out
of a long rifle."
-Joseph Stalin
Musket
"Riflemen could achieve ranges of 150
to 200 yards."
-england.prm.ox.ac.uk
Rifle
"...We did win, we
were using a rifle against a
club..."
Pistols are used in cramped, and
short combat. It is also good
when you have to be fast.
It is small and light, has
a holster and only takes up
one of your hands.
-Ben Lexcen
"Bullets must spin to be accurate"
-www.firearmsid.com
-used on horseback.
-only used in one hand.
-could hold on to the saddle
-can be holstered
-Other guns can't be
used on horseback.
When a few rifles were added
to an army of soldiers with muskets, the tables turned.
-useful in towns
-push through people =one hand
-open doors = one hand
-small, concealable and light
-difficult gun to make
-not many soldiers could have one
-rifling in the barrel.
-tons of parts
-couldn't be mass
produced
"United States Army used horse-mounted
fighting men."
-United states military sadles
-Roy Blunt
"Never shot. Dropped once."
-Rifles can hit far away enemies
-shoot twice as far
-takes longer to load
-rifles could hit what
the musket couldn't
Work Cited
Unknown author, 1795 Springfield Flintlock Infantry Musket - United States
http://www.warof1812.ca/weapons.html
Unknown author, Official War of 1812 Bicentennial Website
http://www.visit1812.com/history/
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http://www.visit1812.com/history/USMusket.html
Unknown author,Black Powder Muzzle loader
Flintlock Muskets, Pistols, and Bayonets
http://www.militaryheritage.com
Wilkinson, Frederick and Mike and Dan for the superb photographs
http://web.science.mq.edu.au/~susanlaw/ninetyfive/flintlk.htm
Automcanic, youtube; Musket Gun firing
youtube.com/watch?v=e4xyp_juHX8
http://soundbible.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flintlock
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayonet
http://www.ganesha.org/spc/variatn.html
http://images.ourontario.ca/1812/results?fsu=Ammunition
http://www.tumblr.com/tagged/pride%20of%20baltimore
http://footage.shutterstock.com/clip-778024-stock-footage-stoney-creek-on-june-british-soldiers-redcoats-march-during-reenactment-of-the-war-of.html
http://winchestersutler.com/Part.html
http://poker.about.com/od/poker101/ss/hands.htm
http://www.007museum.com/Gun_Barrel_%20Logo.htm
http://www.leatherlore.com/holsters.htm