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Brush and Picker — A musket accessory of questionable serviceability consisted of a brush and picker attached together by a chain and usually worn hanging from the shoulder strap but sometimes carried in the knapsack. In a regular army they were a part of the regulation equipment. The picker was for the touch-hole. The brush was for cleaning the flint, frizzen, and pan.
Sawyer, Charles. Firearms in American History. Boston: The Author,
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