Musketry

usgb/ˈmʌskɪtri/
noun

The technique or practice of using a type of gun called a musket.

The soldiers were trained in musketry, learning how to clean, load, and fire a musket
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  • trained in musketry
  • musketry practice

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Historical

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Historical Context

Used mainly for historical texts about warfare or old weapons.

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The museum exhibit on colonial battles included a live musketry demonstration.
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Obsolete Practice

The practice of musketry is outdated, it refers to old firing methods no longer used.

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Books on ancient military tactics depict the musketry of foot soldiers.
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Period Dramas

Common in literature or movies set during musket warfare times.

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The film showcased intense musketry training typical of the 18th century.
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