The museum displayed a rusty Minié rifle from the mid-19th century alongside Civil War uniforms.

Civil War historians often examine Minié rifles to understand changes in infantry tactics.

The hunter preferred the express rifle for its flat trajectory and superior point-blank accuracy.

The museum's exhibit displayed several antique express rifles alongside early cartridge pistols.

The scout crouched in the rifle pit as dusk fell, watching the valley for any movement.

The soldiers dug rifle pits along the ridge to prepare for the night assault.

The mercenary slung two rook rifles over his shoulder before stepping into the ruined courtyard.

He carefully restored the old rook rifle that his grandfather had used to shoot rabbits on the moor.

The soldiers trained with vintage long rifles during the historical reenactment.

He carried a long rifle across his shoulder as he walked through the frontier town.