brown Bess

Still, the Brown Bess saw service until the middle of the nineteenth century.

When there's work to be done, you mark my word and see if they don't come back to brown Bess."

I drove down to the village and stopped at the Brown Bess.

Accuracy of the Brown Bess was fair, as with most other muskets.

Philip's Brown Bess could barely fire half that distance before spending its ball.

His hand closed around the muzzle of his Brown Bess.

Carbine was inbred to Brown Bess in the third and fourth generations.

The Brown Bess became famous because of its widespread use during the American Revolution.

The Brown Bess was an intimate gathering place for dart-playing farm-workers.

Of more immediate value were the enormous equipment stockpiles, including 20,000 Brown Bess muskets.

After this, Sam steals his father's Brown Bess to use as a weapon during battles.

Useless thing, Brown Bess, the same gun that had licked Napoleon.

Philip answered: "I fired a Brown Bess a few times.

A reproduction brown bess musket that fires powder costs $900, he said.

"I still have Brown Bess," she said.

That's the Brown Bess British musket you're holding there.

To hug Brown Bess; to carry a fire-lock, or serve as a private soldier."

"I know he is," Philip said as he returned the Brown Bess to the horse.

His shoulder ached from returning Hessian fire with the Brown Bess.

Laughing, Adams dropped the Brown Bess in the weeds.

His mind's eye glowed with an image of the Brown Bess and its shining length of steel.

The origins of the modern British military rifle are within its predecessor the Brown Bess musket.

"I've got a real Brown Bess flintlock, and an M22.

During the 18th century the weapon of choice was the Brown Bess musket which had been used by the army since the 1730s.

Swallowing, Philip rested his Brown Bess on the lip of the earthwork.