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The dawn of interchangeable arms manufacturing and the French M1777 firearms family

The star of today's show seems to be a M1786 French light cavalry carbine - a really elegant little arm by the way - but in fact the true hero of the story is Honré Blanc, superintendent of the armoury of St. Etienne from 1763 to 1797. He was in charge of establishing a new method for manufacturing military arms. Here is the early story of Blanc's attempt to introduce the new method of manufacturing. You will get the answer wether it worked or not, That's the second part of the series. The first part is about the cartridge of the 1777 family:    • The cartidge of the French M1777 light cav...   The second part of the series about the new method of manufacturing:    • The dawn of interchangeable arms manufactu...   The third part of the series about the M1786 carbine, its history and impact:    • French M1786 Hussar Musketoon - history, i...   Please support us on Patreon:   / capandball   Please visit us on History of Weapons and War: https://www.weaponsandwar.tv/ Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:52 first shots at 25m 2:19 Gribeaval and the modernization of the French artillery 5:16 The old system vs the new system 6:35 Blanc and the modernization of the small arms 11:06 Tests of the mouqueton to 25 meters 12:39 Abandoning the concept of interchangeability 14:59 About the next part Magyar szöveg: https://kapszli.hu/a-francia-1777-m-f... #flintlock #muzzleloading #blackpowder #charleville #musket #napoleon #revolution #gunmaking