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British .75 caliber "Brown Bess" flintlock musket as famously used for over a century by the redcoats in the British Army. Thank you to Kevin from @Operator_Inquiries for letting me film it! This one felt like a breeze after struggling through the other two muzzleloaders I filmed right before it. But you'll be seeing those later...
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