The American longrifle (whether it's known as a Pennsylvania rifle, Kentucky rifle or Lancaster rifle), in the hands of men like Daniel Morgan's Provisional Rifle Corps and the other nine rifle companies formed during the American Revolution played havoc in certain places, like Bemis Heights in the Battle of Saratoga but just how accurate are flintlock rifles in real world environments? So I decided to try out my Pedersoli Kentucky rifle in .32 at 50 yards on a small 3 x 5 inch index card, which is a fairly small target to see if how accurate these guns can be.