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The Merrill carbine was a breechloader gun designed by Baltimore, Maryland, gumsmith and inventor James H. Merrill. It was used mainly by Confederate cavalry units. It used mainly the .54 Minie balls with paper cartridges which were loaded by lifting the top of the breech lever.

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rdfs:comment	The Merrill carbine was a breechloader gun designed by Baltimore, Maryland, gumsmith and inventor James H. Merrill. It was used mainly by Confederate cavalry units. It used mainly the .54 Minie balls with paper cartridges which were loaded by lifting the top of the breech lever. The Merrill Carbine was one of the many carbine size, breechloading firearms wielded during the American Civil War. Like its counterparts, the Maynard Carbine and Starr Carbine, the Merrill was named for its designer, James H. Merrill, and would not be produced in large numbers
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Number	14500(xsd:integer)
Origin	Confederate States of America
Design	1858(xsd:integer)
Service	1863(xsd:integer)
Name	Merrill Carbine Merrill carbine
Maker	James H. Merrill
Type	Carbine
usedby	Confederate States of America
Cartridge	Brass
Wars	American Civil War
Caliber	0(xsd:double)
is UK	no
Used by	Confederate Army
is ranged	yes
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design date	1858(xsd:integer)
Magazine	1(xsd:integer)
Death	1865(xsd:integer)
Cycle	10(xsd:integer)
Barrel	24.5
Birth	1858(xsd:integer)
Designer	dbkwik:resource/95tn_6wYsT0MU7C3jNRV8A==
abstract	The Merrill carbine was a breechloader gun designed by Baltimore, Maryland, gumsmith and inventor James H. Merrill. It was used mainly by Confederate cavalry units. It used mainly the .54 Minie balls with paper cartridges which were loaded by lifting the top of the breech lever. The Merrill Carbine was one of the many carbine size, breechloading firearms wielded during the American Civil War. Like its counterparts, the Maynard Carbine and Starr Carbine, the Merrill was named for its designer, James H. Merrill, and would not be produced in large numbers

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