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Small Arms from 1700 to 1799


Infantry Arms | The Warfighter

The flintlock action managed an existence spanning some 200 years before being overtaken by the percussion cap system of operation.

There are a total of [ 9 ] Small Arms from 1700 to 1799 entries in the Military Factory. Entries are listed below in alphanumeric order (1-to-Z). Flag images indicative of country of origin and not necessarily the primary operator. This listing also includes other small arms of the period such as hand grenades, infantry mortars, and related man-portable systems.




1
Picture of the Blunderbuss
National Flag Graphic
1720
Blunderbuss
Short-Barreled, Short-Ranged Musket
2
Picture of the British Land Pattern Musket (Brown Bess)
National Flag Graphic
1722
British Land Pattern Musket (Brown Bess)
Muzzle-Loading Service Musket
3
Picture of the British Sea Service Pistol
National Flag Graphic
1750
British Sea Service Pistol
Flintlock Pistol
4
Picture of the Charleville Musket
National Flag Graphic
1717
Charleville Musket
Muzzle-Loading Long Arm
5
Picture of the Duval Model 1765
National Flag Graphic
1765
Duval Model 1765
Flintlock Pistol
6
Picture of the Harpers Ferry / Springfield Model 1795
National Flag Graphic
1795
Harpers Ferry / Springfield Model 1795
Musket
7
Picture of the Kentucky Rifle (Deckard Rifle / Longrifle / Pennsylvania Rifle)
National Flag Graphic
1730
Kentucky Rifle (Deckard Rifle / Longrifle / Pennsylvania Rifle)
Muzzle-Loading Musket
8
Picture of the Model 1752 (Spanish)
National Flag Graphic
1752
Model 1752 (Spanish)
Muzzle-Loaded Service Musket
9
Picture of the Sharpe Model 1760
National Flag Graphic
1760
Sharpe Model 1760
Flintlock Pistol
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