Ottoman flintlock

survtech · 24th February 2024, 09:58 PM

Interesting how different cultures handled the situation of the loose ramrod.

Yes, it is Fernando.

I have this picture in my mind of someone drawing their flintlock from their belt with a cowboy-like flourish and putting their attackers eye out as the ramrod flies out of it's sleeve like an arrow from a bow.

Another image is of the poor soldier who, after loading his pistol, gets shot as he tries to figure out how the captive ramrod fits back into the pistol.

24th February 2024, 09:58 PM	#6
survtech Member Join Date: Feb 2024 Location: Perth, Western Australia Posts: 22	Ramrod Interesting how different cultures handled the situation of the loose ramrod. Yes, it is Fernando. I have this picture in my mind of someone drawing their flintlock from their belt with a cowboy-like flourish and putting their attackers eye out as the ramrod flies out of it's sleeve like an arrow from a bow. Another image is of the poor soldier who, after loading his pistol, gets shot as he tries to figure out how the captive ramrod fits back into the pistol.