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ball n Comb ball gun: muzzle-loading weapon
charged with powder and ball. T 29-64 He took his ball gun and
hove un up 'cross the boat and he put the muzzle to the head o' the seal and ripped the
ball through him. ball mould: hollow form in which balls of
lead are cast for use in muzzle-loading weapons and as weights for fish-nets; CAST-NET
MOULD. T 66/7-64 You'd have your ball-mould and you'd make your
balls in the mould and drop it in the water; fill up the mould again, drop it into the
water. Q 73-2 ~ used for making cast-net balls and gun balls. The inside of the mould was
coated with chalk before each ball was run. This prevented the molten lead from clinging
to the mould.
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