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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a musket" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of firearm that was commonly used in the past, particularly during the 17th to 19th centuries.
Example: "The soldiers were equipped with a musket, which was the standard weapon of the time."
Alternatives: "a firearm" or "a rifle".
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They gave Gragnola a musket.
The sum of such parts was a musket.
"I honestly would've played a musket," she said.
A man carrying a musket rushed at him.
Look, another one.' My father shot with a musket.
His anguished masculinity is brandished like a musket.
Eventually she also learned how to shoot a musket.
A few years ago, his son Michael found a musket ball in the yard that perfectly fit into a musket Mr. Rock keeps on the mantel.
"The gun was like something from the pilgrim days, like a musket," George said.
A musket ball had ripped into his right leg during the attack.
He looked cantankerous and unhopeful, carrying a musket and a bag of homemade ammunition.
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