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Flintlock dog-lock musket, 1704

Flintlock dog-lock musket, 1704
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NAM5921212
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Flintlock dog-lock musket, 1704
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English School, (20th century) / English
Location
National Army Museum, London
Date
1704 AD (C18th AD)
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Flintlock dog-lock musket, 1704. Made by Richard Woolridge, Tower of London. This is one of the first muskets made for the new socket bayonet. The bayonet fitted around the muzzle of the weapon. It was called a ‘dog-lock’ musket because it included a ‘dog’ - a simple catch that allowed the weapon to be carried safely until it was ready to fire.

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© National Army Museum / Bridgeman Images
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