I own a circa 1830's musket, with the hammer broken off. Even if it was repaired, any commercially available gunpowder would make the barrel into shrapnel, due to its crude design (steel bands were wrapped spirally around a mold, and then fired until solid). So it is both obsolete and broken.
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