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It is recommended that Qi Jiajun switch to a flintlock gun that uses an artesian priming system to better utilize the power of Qi Jiajun. In addition to the minigun, the Austrian M1784 flintlock gun is also the best option for travelers. The Austrian M1784 flintlock gun has the advantages of ease of use, relatively simple structure and fast firing speed. Through the enlarged and slanted fire hole and the addition of iron bars, an untrained soldier could fire at a rate of 3 rounds per minute (ordinary flintlock guns require extensive training to achieve this speed). With some training, you can shoot 6 times in 70 seconds. Of course, it also has disadvantages, that is, it consumes iron and gunpowder and is very heavy. Its design requires that in order to ensure power, the amount of gunpowder must be increased, which in turn affects the thickness of the back boring. The Austrian M1784 has a cylindrical ejector rod and a self-flow primer system, and the firing speed is extremely fast. However, it is too heavy, consumes a lot of gunpowder, and is less cost-effective than its predecessor, the Prussian M1782, and its successor, the Prussian M1809 (the Prussian version is cheaper to make and use. Travelers can consider producing the Austrian version for practice, and then mass-produce the Prussian version). Length: 150.2 Cm Weight: 4.750 Kg Bayonet weight: 0.390 Kg Length with bayonet: 188.7 Cm Total weight with bayonet: 5.140 Kg Caliber: 18.3 Mm Book source: Weiß, H.-K.: ÖSterreichische Musketen, Circulaire 3/1994, pages 7 - 12 The Austrian M1784 rapid-fire flintlock rifle, even though it is cheaper than the Ferguson rifle and other contemporary rapid-fire flintlock rifles, is still more expensive than the British M1777 or the French M1777, and is not suitable for mass production. I searched again to see if there were any less expensive flintlock muskets that used a similar Austrian rapid-fire system. There really is one, the Prussian Potsdam M1809, and its manufacturing cost is almost the same as that of the British guy! Potsdam M1809 also enlarged the fire hole to facilitate the flow of gunpowder into the fire dish, thereby omitting the charging process. But unlike the Austrian M1784 rapid-fire flintlock gun, which uses an oblique drilling method to drill a large hole in the breech, the Potsdam M1809's drilling angle is the same as that of an ordinary flintlock gun, which reduces the difficulty of production. Moreover, the size of the hole is only slightly larger than that of an ordinary flintlock gun, and the amount of powder consumed is not significantly wasted. It is only slightly different from ordinary propellants and explosives. Coupled with proper design, the weight of the Potsdam M1809 is the same as that of the Grandfather (4.5 Kg). Cost? Excluding the industrial level of the British, the cost of the Potsdam M1809 is similar to that of a flintlock gun of the same period. More importantly, the fire dish is even more moisture-proof after being equipped with a protective sheet, which is suitable for use in Nanzheng. During the Napoleonic Wars, Blücher, who led the Prussian army, installed a large number of M1809 revolver guns. Unfortunately, more than thirty years later, Prussia fully installed the Dresser rifle, resulting in the production of M1809 never surpassing the M1809. But Prussia sold them to the Yankees during the Civil War, and their success continued. If I were the protagonist, I would go straight to the Potsdam M1809. It has a fast rate of fire and is cheap. It is inferior to guns of the same era. Launching process: 1) Pull down the hammer and cover the firing cap 2) Bite off the paper package bullet and pour the gunpowder and projectiles into the gun chamber 3) Pull out the double-ended all-iron gun bar and stab the ammunition without turning it upside down. The gunpowder will flow into the fire dish during the process 4) After shooting, place the gun bar, aim and fire. [[Reprint] Detailed explanation of the Austrian M1784 flintlock gun||Can fire 6 times in 70 seconds-Bilibili] https://b23. Tv/7JAzigf [Austrian M1784 flintlock gun||Rapid-fire demonstration: fire 6 times in 70 seconds-Bilibili] https://b23. Tv/oSKv09I

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