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musket

[muhs-kit] / ˈmʌs kɪt /
NOUN
gun
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One of Whitney’s next ventures was manufacturing muskets for the federal government.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Spaniard brought only 11 ships, some 450 men, 16 horses and a modest collection of cannons, crossbows and arquebuses, precursors to the musket.

From The Wall Street Journal

Alexander Hamilton backed the idea, saying that “an essential part of the plan is to give them their freedom with their muskets.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Give them ropes and muskets, dress them in skins and watch them scale a replica of the Capitol, smash windows, hunt cowering politicians and attack security forces like the heroes we know them to be.

From Los Angeles Times

Artefacts recovered from the battlefield in recent years have included lead musket balls and a shoe buckle believed to have belonged to a clan chief.

From BBC