This listing is for a unique astral document that contains various forms and artifacts that allow your companions as well as you to be able to make manufacture and utilize old world technology for various purposes that include magic self-defense as well as communication and various other aspects of astral living. These are all created and finished being made they are ready for immediate bindings. The document listed is the entirety of the order and it is what you would use to be able to access all of your astral goodies that are included in this document. The name comes from the individual who helped create this for my shop.
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physically accurate technological knowledge artifact that'll be imprinted upon any being that consents to it of all the technology humanity has made up until ww1 and post war
weapons
early arquebus matchlock musket (fireable veteran arms picture for reference) chambered in .75 caliber
15th century crossbows
fishtail matchlock musket with crossbow trigger in .75 caliber
17th century portuguese snap matchlock
17th century wheel lock musket and pistol with wrench
Girandoni air rifle in .46 caliber with equipment and training to use it properly
plug bayonet for matchlock musket
18th century american revolutionary saber
1800 flintlock baker rifle chambered in .62 caliber with a 1:120 twist with sword bayonet and lug
ribauldequin volley turret chambered in .75 caliber round ball
odzutsu matchlock cannon in 4 bore round ball
tanegishima matchlock musket
1769 britsh land pattern brown bess musket in .75 caliber
1777 charlesville flintlock musket no sight smoothbore .69 caliber
18th century flintlock rifle-musket chambered in .62 caliber in 1:66 rifling
1700s brown bess chambered in .75 caliber round ball
1700s brown bess and charlesville musketoon
double barrel flintlock pistol shotgun chambered in .62 caliber
18th and 19th century light and heavy calvary sabre
1700s flintlock kentucky long rifle (rifled) chambered in .45 caliber round ball or .54 round ball in 1:66 rifle twist
1800s flintlock or caplock .54 caliber hawken hunting rifle with option to put a lyman 57 gpr style adjustable steel peep sight
1800s to early 1900s punt gun
pedersoli flintlock .45 caliber kentucky rifle
18th century .75 caliber flintlock military blunderbuss(sy)
19th century napoleonic cannon, cannon cleaning, and ramrod tools and steel rod for setting off cannon
19th century percussion howdah shotgun pistol
19th century percussion sxs shotgun
1860s calvary sabers with zero faction markings
18th century boxlock flintlock pistol in .45 caliber
pedersoli flintlock howdah flintlock shotgun pistol
pedersoli kentucky flintlock pistol in .45 caliber round ball
19th century sxs double barrel flintlock shotgun
philadelphia derringer percussion pistol in .45 caliber round ball
1805 harpers ferry flintlock rifled pistol .58 caliber 1:48 twist
1861 springfield caplock rifle musket .58 caliber minnie ball 1:66 twist with socket bayonet(proper historic progressive rifling and the proper equipment for it since the gun was built with the minnie ball in mind)
1863 springfield caplock rifle musket .58 caliber minnie ball 1:66 twist with socket bayonet (proper historic progressive rifling aswell since modern reproductions have shallow rifling. also the proper equipment to produce the rifling, built with the minnie ball in mind)
1863 remington zouave rifle musket .58 caliber minnie ball 1:56 twist with sabre bayonet( proper historic rifling)
1873 & 1884 trapdoor rifle chambered in .45-70 with socket bayonet (conversion possible from 1863 springfield muzzleloader but because of weak design cannot handle smokeless)
henry big boy steel frame 45-70 govt
1851 colt navy cap n ball revolver .36 caliber steel parts wrought iron externals for .36 optional if steel mill is unavailable. / .44 if all metal parts are steel 1:30 twist rate, and its .38 special and .45 colt conversion cylinder (kirst konvertor version, will also need re boring and re-rifling for the .38 special to .357 dia for better accuracy. .45 colt rifling not necessary for .44)
1860 colt army cap n ball revolver .44 caliber ball, steel only frame 1:30 twist rate and its kirst konvertor version of .45 colt with the 2 step hand mechanism.
1858 remington cap n ball revolver .44 caliber, steel only 1:30 twist rate along with the howell conversion cylinder and kirst konvertor conversion cylinder style versions in .45lc
1873 single action army revolver chambered in both .38 special and .45 colt 1:20 twist rate
1873 single action revolver chambered in .22lr
1885 high wall rifle 32" in .45-70 govt or .30-06 (option to attach scope for both but 30-06 would be a recommend)
taylor's and company 1875 outlaw revolver in 9mm or .357 mag with 5.5in or 7.5 inch barrel
1874 sharps rifle military/infantry version 45/70 govt, iron peep sight optional for long range shots 1:30 twist (both non carbine and carbine variants) along with bayonet lug for bayonet attachment)
remington rolling block rifle 45/70 in both military(1867) and hunting stock versions w/socketed bayonet (can be chambered in any cartridge due to simplicity and can be shot with smokeless due to mechanism strength) 1:30 twist (ww1 1910 version aswell chambered in .30-40 krag or .30-06) (better steel versions aswell for smokeless powder use)
rolling block carbine in .45-70 govt (design can handle smokeless powder) in both sport and military stock versions
1849 pocket percussion revolver in .31 caliber (dont use the one without the loading lever)
bowie fighting knife
brass knuckles
civil war rifled cannons / parrott cannons
1876 and 1883 variations of the crank powered gatling gun with either wheeled version or fixed tripod version. 45/70 govt black powder only
1894 leveraction rifle chambered in 30-30, .357 magnum, and .45 colt
1886 leveraction rifle chambered in 45-70
1903 (original, a1, and a3) springfield bolt action rifle chambered in .30-06 w/ m1905 bayonet knife and its sporterized version aswell with the a5 scope and maxim it used as an optional attachment . (put mental note in artifact to use this as primary military bolt action rifle)
colt m1892 chambered in .38 special
m1917 bolt action enfield rifle chambered in 30-06 with bayonet
m1895 colt–Browning machine gun
m1918a1 BAR chambered in .30-06
lee enfield mle varient in .303 british
wooden baton (non baseball bat shaped version to avoid actual damage)
c96 mauser chambered in .45acp/9mm parabellum with wood and leather holster with wood part serving as an attachable butt stock
p08 luger pistol chambered in 9mm parabellum with mags and drum mag
remington model 95 derringer chambred in .22lr or .38 special
remington no. 3 single shot shotgun chambered in 12 ga , .410 ga,
Mauser Mod. 1918 13.2 mm Tankgewehr chambered in .50 bmg
all versions(no cadet rifle) of the u.s made krag jorgenson rifle chambered in .30-40 krag with full stock with long or short knife bayonet with option to sporterization
all versions(no constable carbine) of the u.s krag jorgenson carbine chambered in .30-40 krag
colt new service revolver chambered in .45colt, .45acp, and .38 special (1917 variant)(pinned barrel version)
vickers machine gun chambered in .30-06 and .303 british and its aircraft version
m2 browning machine gun chambered in .50bmg and its cartidge variations and belt links (naval twin m2 brownings, m2e2, and HB heavy barrel along with tripod mounting.) along with a aircraft varient for later aircraft designs by us
colt 1911 chambered in .45 acp with option to attach maxim silencer
s&w model 10 chambered in .38 special (pinned barrel only)
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