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Repro 1620 Matchlock Musket

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Here are some photos of a matchlock musket that I built last summer. Save for the Coleraine Barrel, it is entirely scratch built, down to the screws. It has a 46" barrel. The stock is semi fish tail. It was copied from one out of a collection in England dating in the 1615 - 1620 range. My goal was something that came off of the boat with the Pilgrims.

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Here are some photos of a matchlock musket that I built last summer. Save for the Coleraine Barrel, it is entirely scratch built, down to the screws. It has a 46" barrel. The stock is semi fish tail. It was copied from one out of a collection in England dating in the 1615 - 1620 range. My goal was something that came off of the boat with the Pilgrims.

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I think I can say without reservation that you
have accomplished your goal...excellant work.
Wulf
 
I think I can say without reservation that you
have accomplished your goal...excellant work.
Wulf
 
Good question. I don't like the smaller bore matchlocks so I went with .69 simply because I already have six or seven differnt moulds in the .69 range. Historically, it should have been bigger. Thanks for the compliments. I wish I could build more 17th century arms!
 
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