When exactly did European armies begin to stop using single shot

>>1874653
when bolt action was invented

>>1874661
Except I know that's wrong, you fucking penis

>>1874666
rude.. anyway I think not was some time shortly after the Napoleonic Wars

Prussians invented the needle gun

The Swiss Vetterli, a bolt-action tubular magazine-fed rifle, was adopted in 1868.

1865 to 1888. Info by nation here: http://www.militaryrifles.com/

>>1874666
Wasting the number of the beast trips on calling someone a fucking penis. You autist.

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>>1874683
Prussian needle guns fired paper cartridges.

Still gave them an edge over muzzlefaggots.

>>1874653
In the 1880's mostly. Before that there were bolt-action single shot rifle (Chassepot, Needle gun), and some repeating rifles of somehow low power (Spencer, Vetterli). The new bolt action rifles were hot shit because of both the repeating action and smokeless powder, starting both in 1886 with the French Lebel rifle.

>>1874885
That's what the Dark Lord desired