Williamite weapons: -Flintlock musket -Flintlock pistol -Grenade -Pike (limited usage) -Swords -Bayonet Jacobite weapons: -Matchlock musket -Flintlock pistol -Pike -Swords -Various peasant weapons and farm tools.
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They had flintlock guns
A flintlock firearm uses a springloaded hammer with a flint attached to strike against a hinged steel plate in order to shower sparks into a shallow pan filled with a small amount of black powder in order to ignite (shoot) a weapon. They were originally invented in Germany in the middle 1600's and were the standard military weapon (musket) from that time until about 1830 when they were replaced by the percussion Cap system. The flintlock musket is the weapon prominent in the American Revolution and the Napoloenic Wars. Usually loaded through the muzzle with tha aid of a ramrod, a slow and cumbersome process.
Most patriots were armed with the Flintlock musket.
First check for a cap, or priming powder in the pan of a flintlock. If none, then insert the ramrod into the bore, and mark its length. Then remove the rod, and match the length to the barrel, IF the ramrod does not reach all the way to the cap nipple, or to the touchole of a flintlock, there is something in the barrel- usually a charge of powder and ball.
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Your question is too vague. Are you talking about loading? Are you talking about a muzzel loader? If this is the case, an experienced person can take between 30 and 60 seconds if a Flintlock and a little faster if it is a cap and ball.
Your weapon is not a flintlock but a percussion cap shotgun rifle made by GG Julcher of Philadelphia PA from c 1840 to the Civil War. It is an unusual weapon as the shotgun lock (Hammer and cap) on the left side is upside down, an extremely clumsy solution as the cap tends to fall off.
There is no such thing as a Flintlock rifle. There is a rifle and a flintlock. A rifle is a weapon with rifling in the barrel which are curved notches wich cause the bullet to spin as it travels down the barrel. A flintlock is a weapon with no rifling and shoots a spherical ball. It is propelled down the barrel by an explosion caused by a flint stiking a metal plate. The sparks then ignite some gunpowder shooting the shot from the barrel. A flintlock was not a brilliant weapon, they weren't that powerful, they had a poor range and they sometimes misfired.
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it is distributorless no cap to replace has coil packs
The British East India company began issuing cap lock Enfields to its Sepoy troops beginning about 1855. Indeed this switch of armaments is seen by many historians as one of the causes of the Sepoy Mutiny of 1858. (A rumour was circulated that the paper cartridges were sealed with lard and therefore unclean by Islamic codes) That being said many flintlocks were still used up to the early 20th century in India by the various Maharajahs armies especially in Gujarat, The Punjab, and Bengal.
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Flintlocks, are as accurate as any other gun without a scope. It depends on your load and the how tight you pack the ball with the patch. With practise and lots of it, you can be very proficient with a flintlock, and it is a lot more fun than any other gun.
The cam shaft position sensor is located under the distributor cap. You can replace this easily by undoing the screws holding on the distributor cap, remove and replace the sensor, then just replace the distributor cap.