Nice, I like it.

Love the uniform. Good stuff.

That's a good looking uniform, and my only question is: Does it have rifling?

That's cool. Really good looking.

hey this is looking great! allways been fond of prehistorical uniforms from ages like this one^^

Ooo. The sites 'aught to have a triangle as a reticule. Would be appropriate :D

Fav'd.

Cheers!

*twitch* But... the adaptation of bolt-action machinery in a rifle post-dates a cartridge round... *twitch* can't... *twitch* do not compute...

Seriously, however, the art is cool. I like the idea of anachronistic stuff like this. Always fun to have. We'll iron out history later.

I was thinking it's an experimental rifle.

Its not the rifle, its the cartridge round. Bolt-action machinery post-dates mass production capabilities. The concept of the interchangeable part is critical to begin this process. Muskets would have given way to breach-loading rifles before the cartridge round came about. Besides, most metallurgy processes were not up to the task of producing rifle barrels that could withstand the kind of stresses of a weapon such as that.

But, like I said, we can iron out the details later.

yea, guess I screwed up big time here

Don't think of it that way. I'm just a jerk.

The picture itself is still a wicked cool image. Its merely that mention of a "musket" which throws ya off. Waning days of cap-and-powder weapons would be more accurate, and the fashion of the scoped rifle and the tricorne hat together are just freakin' sweet.