Equipment
| Model/Type | Period or Years in Use | Manufacturer/Origins |
|---|---|---|
| Charleville 1717 | France | |
| Charleville 1728 | France | |
| Charleville 1746 | France | |
| Fusil de Grenadier Tulle | France | |
| Fusil de Chasse Tulle | France | |
| Queen Ann Musket | 1702–1714 | United Kingdom |
| William III Carbine | United Kingdom | |
| Nock Carbine | 1780-1790s | United Kingdom |
| Elliot Carbine | 1770s | United Kingdom |
| Brown Bess Long Land, Short Land, India Patterns | United Kingdom | |
| Lovells Pattern 1838 musket and Double Barrel Carbine | United Kingdom | |
| Pattern 1842 Musket | United Kingdom | |
| Pattern 1851 Rifle | United Kingdom | |
| Pattern 1853 Enfield | United Kingdom | |
| Lancaster Rifle | United Kingdom | |
| Baker rifle | United Kingdom | |
| Brunswick rifle | United Kingdom | |
| Starr Carbine | US Civil War 1860s | United States |
| Spencer rifle and carbine | US Civil War 1860s | United States |
| Westley Richards Rifle | United Kingdom | |
| Peabody Rifle | United Kingdom | |
| Snider Enfield | 1860s-1901 | United Kingdom |
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