And a partridge in a pear tree..
this post was submitted on 10 Sep 2023
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Wait, do they realy use those for non ceremonial service?
Would real ceremonial muskets look that bare, chipped, and worn?
Budget cuts these days, i'm telling you...
I mean if Russia is still fielding the Mosin in Ukraine I see no reason Myanmar wouldn't field a bolt action.
Hehe
bone action
Yeah lol I use mobile and do the finger slide typing thing it's fast but you do occasionally get a funny typo.
Well, these are rebels in Myanmar. They use what they can get. The array of weapons they use is wild. I imagine the poor sods stuck with muskets are probably left guarding less-important areas, where something is better than nothing if shit goes down.
I own a musket for country defence.
Just as the Founding Fathers intended.
Well now that’s just embarrassing. They could just hit Cabelas and grab a Mossberg bolt action rifle for like $300.
Someone buy these poor boys a plane ticket.
Unironically they could probably trade in those muskets 1-1 for better guns here in the US, I'm sure collectors would love to pay a fair price even for the scuffed ones.
Those appear to be bolt action rifles.
