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Musket are :
Answer: A
Muskets are smooth bore shoulder weapons.
The musket was a long-barrelled firearm fired from the shoulder, with no rifling in the bore, so its ball did not spin and was inaccurate beyond about 100 metres. It was the standard infantry weapon from the sixteenth to the mid-nineteenth century.
A rifled shoulder weapon is a rifle, a rifled hand weapon is a pistol or revolver, and a smooth bore hand weapon would be an early pistol or flintlock pistol. None is a musket.
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