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in a minute for a total of 15 or 18 shots a minute. A rifle similar in type to this was also stated to be kept at the [[Hôtel de la Guerre]].
* Church and Bartemy/Bartholomew gun: A repeating rifle designed by the Americans William Church and Chrostus Bartemy or Bartholomew in 1813 with three separate magazines for containing up to 42 charges of ammunition and capable of firing 25 shots a minute. It could be reloaded in one minute.
* Thomson rifle: A flintlock repeating rifle patented in 1814, using multiple breeches to obtain

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